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Ideal for industrial training settings, the Mastercam X9 Lathe Professional Courseware offers an in-depth look at Mastercam lathe geometry and toolpath creation. Training exercises and drawings covering the 2D geometry functionality are provided to promote learning through practice. Additional Mastercam files are also provided along with guidelines for creating the toolpaths to machine each part. Advanced toolpaths such as the Misc Ops and C-Axis toolpaths are also described within this book.From $39.99 -
The Mastercam 2017 Lathe Training Tutorial consists of part-oriented tutorials, and practice exercises that provide users with an excellent foundation in Lathe. The material emphasizes the machinability of parts with suggested fixtures, setup sheets & more. The Lathe Training Tutorial is ideal for beginners and current Mastercam users alike. Step-by-step tutorials introduce 2D geometry creation along with detailed coverage of 2D toolpaths such as Face, Rough, Finish, Drilling, Grooving, Grooving on an angle, Inside Boring, Cutoff, Threading and Canned Cycles for Rough and Finish. Details on Stock Transfer, Stock Flip, Stock Advance and tailstock toolpaths, in addition to instruction on importing a SolidWorks file and using the Turn Profile command to create Geometry and a VTL tutorial are also found within.From $39.99 -
I have my drawing, have a tool path, when i go to verify it looks perfect. now when i go to post it my y's are good but my z's are x's, and my x's are z's. tried many different post, now ripping hair out. can anyone help, thank you Bob.
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Hello, I've been threading parts but if I change the rpm and re-run the part to get rid of chatter the machine looses pitch, I didn't actually do this cause I knew before hand that this will happen. My question is why? and is there a way to change the rpm and re-run with out loosing pitch? Is there any relation to the rpm and start point? I ran a lathe with a Heidenhain control on it and before the threading cycle I would put a code to set the spindle orientation to 0 then the machine always new where the start of the thread was, just like a mill doing rigid tapping does internally. Does anyone know the codes to do that on a Fanuc? I'm using a Doosan Fanuc i series(not sure where to look to get more specific Fanuc info). I have two lathes with live tooling and two with out I'm sure the ones with live tooling have the options to do this cause you need to control the spindle (c axis) to do milling. Anyway any help is appreciated. TIA Greg
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Hello, I would like to know if the tool station number found when you define a lathe tool is stored in a parameter that I could capture in my post? If so, could you please tell me which one it is? Regards
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Hey, I was curious if anyone knows if we can simulate manual entry on x9? I like the simulation that comes with the program and when my students write code manually I was wondering if I could use mastercam to verify their work. Thanks Robert
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Mplmaster is based on CNC Software's master lathe post - Mplfan - but offers additional features. eMastercam.com is operated by In-House Solutions Inc. - Authorized Canadian Distributor. Please do not email post requests or support questions. For post requests or support contact your local reseller. Click the download button above to download Mplmaster for X9. It's our master configurable lathe post. You may also download instructions for: Installing a post Updating a previous version to X7/8 Email feedback to our Post Department. Special Features X9 specific parameter updates to maintain previous functionality X coolant support X comment support Compatible with machine def changes for machine configurations Y-axis C-axis and required output type [*]File header tool table [*]Sets work offset style in post, not in Misc Values [*]G12.1, G07.1 output format [*]G12.1 paths don't need to start at C0, approach with X and C then z [*]Cross mill from top or front plane [*]Part transfer with spindle synch [*]Spindle synch roughed in [*]Indexing mode setup [*]Lathe and Mill drill cycles setup, longhand output for drill and peck (No G81/G82) [*]Enhanced tapping [*]Type 1 and Type 2 G71 roughing support [*]Feed G code at toolchange [*]End Constant Surface Speed paths with RPM output [*]Mill/Drill feed in Unit/Rev support [*]Canned threading options thdang = rad2deg$ * thdangle$ #lead-in angle thdang = rad2deg$ * thda1$ #half of the thread angle thdang = rad2deg$ * thda2$ #thread angle (full included angle) [*]Forced R output for arcs in G07.1 [*]Clamp and Brake code output with overrides [*]G28/G30 home select [*]Addressed - cross cutting operation with rotary axis turned on, post output matches backplot [*]Addressed - full arc moves on face with rotary axis turned onFree -
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The tutorial consists of part-oriented tutorials intended for the advanced lathe user that wants to learn how to program lathe parts that include milling operations. You must have the Mastercam Lathe and Mill Software in order to use this tutorial. You will learn how to create the more complex 3D geometry and Advanced C-Axis toolpaths. The tutorial also covers toolpaths that support the Y-axis rotation and examples on how to use the Mill toolpaths on a Lathe with Live Tooling.From $39.99 -
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These files are intended for those who have purchased the PDF version of the Mastercam X9 Instructor Kit for Mill and Lathe (METRIC), available here. The files include: Quizzes, tests Completed files PowerPoint Presentations Exercises Lesson plans are contained in the books themselves.$200 -
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The Mastercam X9 Instructor Kit for Mill & Lathe is the ultimate toolkit for instructors looking to enhance their 2D mill, 3D mill and lathe classes while minimizing prep time The Instructor Kit for Mill & Lathe offers an array of tools to make Mastercam easier than ever to understand. This package includes: Mastercam X9 Mill Essentials Instructor Guide Mastercam X9 Mill Essentials Training Tutorial Mastercam X9 Mill Advanced Instructor Guide Mastercam X9 Mill Advanced Training Tutorial Mastercam X9 Mill Lathe Instructor Guide Mastercam X9 Mill Lathe Training Tutorial Mastercam X9 Home Learning Edition / Demo Software- pending release from CNC Software Practice Exercise, Quizzes, Mid-Term and Final Exam Tests Completed parts (.MCX-9) for verification purposes Instructor PowerPoint® presentations Note: Files included on the instructor resource CDs in the print version of the kit will be available as a download$200 -
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The Mastercam X9 Instructor Kit for Mill & Lathe is the ultimate toolkit for instructors looking to enhance their 2D mill, 3D mill and lathe classes while minimizing prep time The Instructor Kit for Mill & Lathe offers an array of tools to make Mastercam easier than ever to understand. This package includes: Mastercam X9 Mill Essentials Instructor Guide Mastercam X9 Mill Essentials Training Tutorial Mastercam X9 Mill Advanced Instructor Guide Mastercam X9 Mill Advanced Training Tutorial Mastercam X9 Mill Lathe Instructor Guide Mastercam X9 Mill Lathe Training Tutorial Mastercam X9 Home Learning Edition / Demo Software- pending release from CNC Software Practice Exercise, Quizzes, Mid-Term and Final Exam Tests Completed parts (.MCX-9) for verification purposes Instructor PowerPoint® presentations Note: Files included on the instructor resource CDs in the print version of the kit will be available as a download$200 -
Lathe in NET-Hook
Iulian FILIP posted a topic in Mastercam C-Hook, NET-Hook and VBScript Development
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On a Lathe with Live tooling, how do i get my whole tool list to show up on the setup sheets? When I try and and get a toolist all I get are the mill tools no lathe
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I am working on refining the setup sheets for our lathes, and I came across an issue. The issue I have is where you classify the shape of the insert. I am currently using a grooving tool, yet when I run the generic lathe setup sheet it lists the shape of the insert as E (75 deg diamond)
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The tutorial consists of part-oriented tutorials intended for the advanced lathe user that wants to learn how to program lathe parts that include milling operations. You must have the Mastercam Lathe and Mill Software in order to use this tutorial. You will learn how to create the more complex 3D geometry and Advanced C-Axis toolpaths. The tutorial also covers toolpaths that support the Y-axis rotation and examples on how to use the Mill toolpaths on a Lathe with Live Tooling.From $39.99 -
Mastercam X4 lathe has been giving me an error for the past few days that I cannot figure out. It keeps telling me that my tool is colliding with my stock—after the stock has been set up—but there is no clear indication of where the tool collides with the stock. Also, it only happens with one specific tool while doing a specific face. I've tried messing around with Tool Clearance option in Stock Setup as well as DOC, but nothing. I have attached three pictures that include the tool Mastercam is failing with, the parameters I am using and the error I get on the geometry I am running. There are other tools I can use to program with, but we have alwas used this tool and we're trying to verify all of our parts, except this cannot be done if every time we try to regenerate we get this error. Thank you for your time.
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The Mastercam X9 Lathe Training Tutorial consists of part-oriented tutorials, and practice exercises that provide users with an excellent foundation in Lathe. The material emphasizes the machinability of parts with suggested fixtures, setup sheets & more. The Lathe Training Tutorial is ideal for beginners and current Mastercam users alike. Step-by-step tutorials introduce 2D geometry creation along with detailed coverage of 2D toolpaths such as Face, Rough, Finish, Drilling, Grooving, Grooving on an angle, Inside Boring, Cutoff, Threading and Canned Cycles for Rough and Finish. Details on Stock Transfer, Stock Flip, Stock Advance and tailstock toolpaths, in addition to instruction on importing a SolidWorks file and using the Turn Profile command to create Geometry and a VTL tutorial are also found within.From $35
