hey great. Thanks for all the comments. I'll probably try the Mitee-Grip as well as the Dynatex.

I have a part to make out of some Macor machinable ceramic. The material is very brittle and the geometry is such that I need to be able to countour around the whole part at depth. Has anyone ever used the Mitee-Grip heat-activated compound? Is it worth using or is there something better for a glue-down application? thanks. benji

Ever go to the Dentist. I used to work for a company that manufactured Dental chairs.

So far I have been able to: -find and download the mpsubrep.pst -find and use transform It seems that in "transform" I am limited in the number of fixture offests that will post (I'm geting 4 different fixture offset numbers) There had been a reference to some "misc integer" which I am unfamiliar with. Your help and suggestions are greatly appreciated!

Hi all. I am currently programming a Fadal 3-axis VMC. I have had good luck so far with using just one fixture offset (E1=G54). What I would like to do is learn how to program multiple fixture offsets. The questions that I have are: 1) do I need to draw each part in it's exact location in mastercam? 2) how do I tell mastercam that I want to use a diferent fixture offset number. What I'm doing is six of the same parts in chick vises. I want tool one to do all six, then tool two, then tool three.... Thanks in advance guys!

I'm just learning Mastercam and about emastercam also. I have been lurking around the Forum for a couple of weeks and wanted to get the ball rolling. No real questions/issues for now. Great forum!!