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Just got a daewoo puma 240 lathe, good machine, but turret is too tight, and can't thread over 1200 rpm, but machine is laid out well and easy to get at everything, 8 out of 10
I need a good WCS tutorial for X, I've tried using the V9 one but I can't figure it out, I havent used the view manager before, so this will all be new to me, I need to know how to set the Tplanes & Work offsets
Thanxs
When i'm making a horizontal dimention, the arrow heads both point in the same direction,
how can i have both the arrows pointing from the outside of the leaders, I know their is a option for this but it doesent work when I have the "center text between arrow heads" box unchecked,which i need it to be .
PS how can i post a picture with the topic
I don't know how many of you out their have Solidworks,Invertor,Solidedge,ProE,UGS,or Catia in their shop, but thouse who do I think will agree with me on this statement, The new Version of Mastercam is vastly improved over the older versions and I like it very much, but, the cad modeling is still very inferior to the other CAD programs I listed above, it is to tedius and unforgiving when drawing that i rarly use it. Once they make the cad part of the program with Parametric dimentioning I think the program will be close to perfect. For thouse of you who havent used any of the CAD programs that I mentioned above I'll try to explain how they work, let's say you drew a 2inch square in mastercam, and later on you need to change it to a 1x2 inch rectangle yes you can change the dimentions after it has been drawn, but none of the lines are associative so you have to change the length of 2 lines as supossed to 1 as in Solidworks. this is just one example of faster and easier ways of drawing in Solidworks. I hope that CNC Software will think of adding this superior way of drawing into thier future releases of Mastercam.
PS. sorry about the spelling
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