Try "#" Enclose it in quotation marks, and it should work Cheers, Mike

Hmm...$25-35US sounds damn good to me. Its tempting to look overseas, becuase the money here is rather poor for the skill level that is required for CNC programming.

Amazing! I used to race BMX from when I was 14 through until I was 20. I used to have a GT 24...Best bike I ever owned. I was New Zealand No.4 in Cruiser when I was 19. I now mountain bike as much as I can. My other interest, apart from my family, is WWII jeeps. I'm currently looking for one to buy and restore, as I absolutely dig those vehicles, ever since I took a fully restored 1942 Jeep for a drive.

I'm a CNC programmer down in New Zealand. I'm experienced in Mastercam to Mill Level 3 and Lathe, as well as experienced in Unigraphics and Vericut. I'm a fitter turner by trade, and fully experienced in operating machining centres and lathes, operating A Matsuura High Speed vertical, Okuma Verticals and Okuma/ MoriSeiki and Hitachi lathes. I've got 17 years experience in the trade. What sort of rates would I expect in the US? And...does anyone want to offer me a job?

Can anyone point me in the direction of some good tutorials for A and B axis toolpathing in Mastercam? I've yet to find some instructions on this area, and its much needed here. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Mike