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02 Aug 2016 13:43 #78290
by allenwg2005
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I didn't write those Post-format files, a friend did them for me.
It is likely to be just that easy, I'd give it a try and save the originals.
If you need further help I can get metric formatted posts for you.
It is likely to be just that easy, I'd give it a try and save the originals.
If you need further help I can get metric formatted posts for you.
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02 Aug 2016 14:25 #78293
by remrendes
Replied by remrendes on topic Let's talk about CAM
Thanks!
I'm going to try this one and will refer.
I'm going to try this one and will refer.
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03 Aug 2016 12:08 #78320
by cncbasher
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here are the files in metric .
what changes go you need ?
what changes go you need ?
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03 Aug 2016 16:44 #78329
by remrendes
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Thanks Mate! It is great! I'm going to try it today night!
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04 Aug 2016 08:46 #78345
by remrendes
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It works great! Thanks again!
Which is the best process to change a tools by manual not with the M6 code?
Now I generate the code with the ATC, but I have not got a changer.
Which is the best process to change a tools by manual not with the M6 code?
Now I generate the code with the ATC, but I have not got a changer.
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04 Aug 2016 09:03 #78346
by andypugh
You would still use M6, even without a toolchanger.
Does your machine have consistent-length tools where each tool is the same length each time it is inserted? If so then you can use hal_manualtoolchange
If your system requires you to re-measure the tool length after each tool-change you might actually find it more convenient to create G-code on a 1-tool-per-file basis.
Replied by andypugh on topic Let's talk about CAM
It works great! Thanks again!
Which is the best process to change a tools by manual not with the M6 code? .
You would still use M6, even without a toolchanger.
Does your machine have consistent-length tools where each tool is the same length each time it is inserted? If so then you can use hal_manualtoolchange
If your system requires you to re-measure the tool length after each tool-change you might actually find it more convenient to create G-code on a 1-tool-per-file basis.
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04 Aug 2016 13:52 #78357
by tarasko
Try Blendercam!
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What are other options?
Try Blendercam!
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04 Aug 2016 15:18 #78361
by tommylight
Do give it a try, it will look different, but it is very capable.
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+1
What are other options?
Try Blendercam!
Do give it a try, it will look different, but it is very capable.
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04 Aug 2016 15:41 #78364
by remrendes
Replied by remrendes on topic Let's talk about CAM
Hi Andy!
I need to re-measure the tools.
So can I re measure a tool while the program is running?
I need to re-measure the tools.
So can I re measure a tool while the program is running?
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04 Aug 2016 15:53 #78365
by andypugh
The simple answer is "No"
The more complicated answer is "Yes, but it takes some reconfiguration and you need a tool-length measurement switch"
With a non-repeatable toolholder it is likely to be generally easier to run one file per tool. Even for making multiple parts it is likely to be easier to swap the parts than the tool, and do the same operation on all parts and then change tool and do the second op with a second file.
If you fancy using a tool-length measurment switch, try running the sim/axis/remap/manual-toolchange-with-tool-length-switch sample configuration. (Don't worry, it won't attempt to operate your hardware)
Replied by andypugh on topic Let's talk about CAM
So can I re measure a tool while the program is running?
The simple answer is "No"
The more complicated answer is "Yes, but it takes some reconfiguration and you need a tool-length measurement switch"
With a non-repeatable toolholder it is likely to be generally easier to run one file per tool. Even for making multiple parts it is likely to be easier to swap the parts than the tool, and do the same operation on all parts and then change tool and do the second op with a second file.
If you fancy using a tool-length measurment switch, try running the sim/axis/remap/manual-toolchange-with-tool-length-switch sample configuration. (Don't worry, it won't attempt to operate your hardware)
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