and that's exactly what the video shows..., I was thinking I was missing something maybe

In a case like that, it is quite understandable....take where I work we have as an example 5 - Mill3 - We actually have 6 but a single seat is on a traveling HASP that the manager currently uses 1- Lathe 2 - 5 Axis 1 - Wire 1 - MT I am the only person that uses all of the licenses, though not at one time...though in the near future that is likely to change For us, it makes sense to limit the # of licenses and spread them around as needed Every shop has slightly different needs....it is nice that the flexibility exists

Am I misunderstanding something? This looks to be done quite easily... I do not have lock speeds & feeds checked

Read the forum guidelines, asking for a post here is not permitted. There is a generic MPMaster available from this site for free. You can also look on the main CNC Software Forum in the tech exchange for a post there...

Nope, it does not...though if you pay to tie it to the post, they say it works... For me, my post gives me a clearance Z jump that I have tied to the MR's so that at a WCS or Rotation change, it jumps...so typically, I set my clearance heights way back knowing I'm going to get the Z clearance I need when I post...

I don't know about anyone else but there is no way I am basing a quote on a CAM program.....there are just too many variables outside of the CAM system....and there is no way I am going through an entire process of programming just to get a quote...maybe a path or 2 if something looks tricky but that's it. JM2C YMMV

Doesn't look to be available

Wes is correct, this is how mine are done 24.05.071.000-.125-3.5 SHRINK FIT.dxf

Shut down Mastercam, go into C:\Users\(user name)\Documents\My Mastercam 2020\Mastercam\CONFIG delete the mcamx.config(inch) or mcamxm.config(metric) mastercam.workspace file... Restart Mastercam it will make fresh new copies

mostly it's all about cleaning it up to just the tool profile, lines & arcs only, not overlapping entities and no geo hidden on any levels..

I find it easier to use when using dxf files to define holders..

Yup.I've seen it done.... 1 seat...several users but only 1 license, a nethasp

I define holders in everything I do... I have never lost them...not once

You could look to your reseller to combine the seats on one hasp

Far as I know, you cannot