Mark Reuszer
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The 0.005 was just an example number. I'll clarify the question.
If my tool runout is 0.0001" on a 1/2" ball. Do I call my tool a 0.5001 or a 0.5002?
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I thought they replaced the coons with the new net surface, but a little digging and I found it.
CoonsSurf C-Hook
CoonsSurf C-Hook
Use this C-Hook to create a surface from a grid of curves, called a Coons surface. The curves should intersect at corners to produce 4-sided patches. Each side of each patch is a separate curve that needs to be chained separately.Start the C-Hook by selecting Settings, Run user application, CoonsSurf.DLL.
Mastercam prompts you to enter the number of patches to use in the 'along' direction.
Enter the number of patches to use in the 'across' direction.
Mastercam displays the Chaining dialog box so that you can select the curves. Mastercam automatically calculates how many curves in each direction you need to select, based on the number of patches. Follow the prompts to select the "along" and "across" curves.
Click OK when the chaining is completed.
Mastercam displays a dialog box where you can select the blending method it will use to construct the surface. Select the blending method from the list.
Click Apply to preview the surface.
Click OK to close the C-Hook, or choose the Select button to select a new set of curves for a new surface.
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We have x4 x8 x9 and 2018, we just upgraded I'm still on x4 but learning 2018
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That fixed it!
Thank you
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Thanks guys, appreciate the quick help!
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I know... we've been on V9 for the last 8 years I've been here. The software did everything we needed it to so...
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Hello, We've just upgraded to X4 and I've been creating some tool libraries. The problem I'm running into is that when I bring a tool in it will number the tool number sequentially but the length and diameter offsets don't get updated.
Say I pull tool 3 from my ball endmill library I want to use as tool 1, it comes in as tool one as long as it's the first one I import but the length and diameter offsets still read tool 3.
Thanks for any help
Mark
measuring spindle runout
in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
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Our confusions are that the tool wobbles on both sides, so my brain tells me to double the runout and add it to the tool diameter.