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Does any one have a post processor for a Wardjet Waterjet machine. I would like to be able use mastercam to program our parts using mastercam.
Thanks
Bill
Does anyone have a masonic eblem art work for which I could use to engrave on a plate for a good friend of mine.
Anything would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bill
Looking for a tap in a hurry. Need a .290-80 for Stainless Steel. This will be done in a lathe. Talking to my lathe guy he doesn;t believe this get be done single point.
Anyone know where such a tap be a shelf item from supplier.
Thanks
Have a callout for a 5/16-8-4st. (Internal)
2 different Parts.
1st- Lathe/ Tap Thru on 1 1.2 overall length on Delrin Af100
2nd) Mill/ Tap Thru on aa .375 wall .
Where can I find such a tap or threadmill/or single point for lathe.
Any suggestions.
Thanks
Bill
We cut on this quite a bit for one of Turf Care Customers for prototype. Very strong material. We use same speeds and feeds for CRS. When you look at the blanks its look nasty .
Once you cut on it and take the scale away,you actually get nice finishes.
I just really started using X and love it. No problems. Got everything configure the way I like it. The right mouse button. Got rid of all the toolbar menus. Either use right mouse button or top menus. When I first started thought everything was cluttered. I pretty much have it looking like V9 menus.Did my first big(complex) part with no crashes or problems. Dont see my self ever going back to V9. Thanks Mastercam.
I'm trying to chain a partial geometry and switch it to a different level. When I select the chain it select it all and I can't find a place to select a partial chain for copy the geometry to another level.
Is it there in X2 or is something not available.
thanks
Harvey Tool-Make great endmills for palstics both soft and hard. I have used it on G10 before.
A great endmill for this material.
www.harveytool.com
http://www.harveytool.com/products/index.p...s&category_id=1
Hello,
New laptop, Just wondering where my settings should be for this card to run Mastercam. For one it does not want to refresh the screen.
Any suggestions
Thanks
Lightnin
Hello All,
My boss has done it again. Getting into something we never had any experience doing. One of our customer has the need to for us to make Vacuum form tooling for many projects they have going on. What they provide is the finish model of the part. Well they need the form tool made.
For a person who has little understanding on how to make a tool for them. How does one get info on how o create a form tool. And where to begin to create a model of the form tool. And just where to begin besides at the beginning.
If there any sites, or reading material out there that explains the process, and how to go about make the form Tools.
Thanks
Lightning
This is what Ive come up with....
HP DV8000T
Operating System Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional with SP2 edit
Processor Intel® Core Duo processor T2500 (2.0 GHz) edit
Display 17.0" WSXGA+ BrightView Widescreen (1680x1050) edit
Graphics Card 256MB NVIDIA® GeForce® Go 7400 edit
Memory 2.0GB DDR2 SDRAM (2x1024MB) edit
Hard Drive 80 GB 5400 RPM SATA Hard Drive edit
Hows that?
Hello,
After years of abuse of my laptop. I'm ready to get a new one. I recently got a new tower at work and now spoiled by its speed I now want that for my new laptop. Any suggestions on what others are running that will run good for Mcam
Thanks
Bill
We have a customer that would like a Crankshaft made. He has given us the file. Well the question I have is where to start. I'm not wet behind the ears when it comes to 4th axis programming.
Is there a sample of a crankshaft on the ftp site or can someone send me a sample to see how they have gone about it.
Thanks
Lightning
Hello Ted,
What do you mean by the beds of your machine. If you go under job setup look under to see if search tool library when entering tool number.
And the progam number we can fix in your post by it asking you your progrram # and posting it.
Please to clarify by th beds of your machine.
Bill Sutton
I added 2 flies under MC9 folder/Lightning.
One is called lamp and the other a housing. Lamp i believe i ought to use parallel and the housing liitle more involved.
Thanks for everyones input...
Bill
Like to start a post on 3d Machining-
People Tips & Tricks
For someone that is not to familiar with 3d Surfacing where to begin besides at the beginning!!!
More or less how to approach an complex 3d part. And what toolpaths to use and when.
I been playing around with it. I played around with it getting better results.More less trrial and error. I have one of my guys cutting on it right now. Little sandpaper might do the trick. If you would post your results would be great.
Hey Jimmy,
Thanks. I'm home today again. I get alot more work done here. Wes became sick again last night. Daycare sucks.
When I get back in on Monday I'm going to tell Jimmie he needs to send me up there for some training.
Question for all/Lets start a new post?
- Tips for 3d machining?
- 2 1/2 axis compare to 3d axis programming?
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Have a question about posting
We have several Milling machines some use IPR and others IPM and at anytime we may run a particularr job on any of these machines. Right now all the posts use Inches per Minute, How do I make it post for IPR and keep the the RPM selected.
Thanks
Bill
Does anyone hade a good post for c-axis lathe. (eurotech) I tried the fanuc on but the c axis on this one is programmed different.
The way everything is programmed with this machine is that you write the program as if were a mill program and you double the x and make the y (the c).
So i'm looking for a post that can do this which than i can intergrate into my post.
Thanks
Bill
Raleigh, NC
I want to be able to post a # sign to the screen. With # in the post logic stands for rem. How can i use # for text in my post.
I tried "#" and it doesn't work.
Any suggestions
Bill Sutton
[email protected]
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