JTaylor
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Honestly I almost never change these settings and it looks cleaner. Downside will be when debugging a program it's easier to spot a bad selection when they are all presented.
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Remove "Move before/Move after" when rearranging ops
JTaylor replied to SlaveCam's topic in Industrial Forum
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Pitch in your little gems that make mcam life easier
JTaylor replied to jlw™'s topic in Industrial Forum
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@Chally72 Attached a sample file. Expand the group, right click or select a viewsheet and delete it without removing it from the group first. [email protected] [email protected]
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Evening everybody We use the hell out of view sheets, and the grouping function they added in 2023 keeps things a lot cleaner and quicker to access. However, if you delete a viewsheet without ungrouping it first you will hose the mastercam database and nothing can be saved at that point (hope you make back ups!). This looks like it was fixed in the 2024 beta. Josh
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Thank you, been running 2020 without this and man did I miss it.
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What is the reason for doing it from the tool manager?
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Reducing a drill shank for ER11 collets
JTaylor replied to Ewood42's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
Pioneer MX-8 extensions come in lengths up in 6,8 and 10", are .75 dia and you can get 8mm collets. Josh -
Can't get a decent toolpath for rest roughing
JTaylor replied to SlaveCam's topic in Industrial Forum
Is this more what you are looking for? I don't have any experience with feed mills so I can't really say if it's better than a straight contour. REST_ROUGHING-JT.mcam -
It just saves a click or 2 and helps keep you from accidentally hitting regen all not that I've ever done that
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Very nice!
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That certainly works, I was hoping I could chain from the solid and control everything else with parameters. Thanks everyone
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JParis - We don't have 2019 yet, could you put that back up in 2018?
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true true true
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I am cutting in a bunch of fins using a lot of step downs, example file above just to show tool path.
