Brad St.
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Mastercam 2023 merging solid models into workspace
Brad St. replied to AmayaC.Lee's topic in Industrial Forum
Save your solidworks assembly file as a part file. -
Absolutely run it in a machine you hate
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Ditto Same to you M&M, hope everyone has a great holiday!
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Does Camplete support mikron 5 Axis machines?
Brad St. replied to Leon82's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
Hmmm, you think they'll take my check? -
Ztommy, I wanna ask do you know how it became corrupted? Were you bringing your previous config forward or starting fresh with the new install default?
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Does Camplete support mikron 5 Axis machines?
Brad St. replied to Leon82's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
We had used it on our Hermle C600 that had a Heidenhain control. -
WOOHOO! I've graduated I'm no longer a Toad! Onward and upward to Botdom!
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Was or is this really a bot? I thought Bob's a regular member on here?
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Here's a couple that might help. https://www.seelyeplastics.com/engineered-plastics https://precisionpunch.com/machine-grade-polycarbonate-plate/
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I know you can right click in the window and select "reset sort" but it will put it to the following: Reset sort Returns the planes grid column sorting to the default sorting.
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With our network license I've seen it hang for several minutes acting like it's doing nothing. in the end it's allot of times our network and network securities that I believe are slowing it up. Once it's up it works fine.
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Years ago Roger Peterson recommended using the SW certified drivers and whenever i've had issues this has usually taken care of it. Definitely never run on the windows drivers or dell's =(
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We've had level issues pop up randomly and yesterday it was issues with the transform also just as stated above.
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Weird (network?) issue dramatically slows operation selection
Brad St. replied to rcoope's topic in Industrial Forum
This may be a dumb question but are all the computers on the same network feed (sorry not sure of the right term). Ex. is the one that is slow say on a splitter or hub that has multiple other computers tied to it thus limiting it's bandwidth? -
I believe your right Pete, we used to if I remember create our batch files to generate the NCI's overnight to review them the next day. you were looking at those NCI files to backplot and then post...if I remember correctly...shoot what'd I have for breakfast... oh well let's eat again
