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On 5/11/2021 3:54 PM, Ron Ginger wrote:
> I am speaking about the Mach4 wizards. They can be downloadd from the
> Mach site, machsupport.com. They run in demo mode without a license,
> you can use it all and create job file, but you cannot save gcode.
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> The menu buttons are down the right side of the window.
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> ron ginger
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> On 5/11/2021 6:39 PM, spencer@... wrote:
>> i looked around and could not find the wizards for circular pockets
>> etc. cam bam is a little non intuitive so it takes a few minutes
>> remembering the tool chain process.
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>> i would love to use the mach4 wiz if i can find it?
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>> On 5/11/2021 2:40 PM, Ron Ginger wrote:
>>> There are wizards in the Mach4 set that do circular pockets,
>>> rectangular pockets and 'dog bone' or link pockets.
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>>> The wizards also save a job file, so you could create the job file
>>> with one size tool, save the gcode, change the tool selections and
>>> save the gcode again. One job would create many gcode files.
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>>> ron ginger
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>>> On 5/11/2021 3:43 PM, spencer@... wrote:
>>>> I am looking for a simple solution. I am using a 1/4" router bit to
>>>> cut slots d shaped pockets and holes i would like to use a bigger
>>>> cutter for various reasons. especially for testing i would like to
>>>> do as little reprogramming as possible.
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>>>> i have read about cutter compensation but can not make sense of it.
>>>> is there a way to apply a cutter compensation and switch to a 3/8"
>>>> bit and make the same sized slots holes pockets etc. Do i need to
>>>> turn compensation on and off for each arc of a circle, for example
>>>> or can i just make a 3/8" bit behave like a 1/4"? there are no
>>>> features with a minimum inside dimension of less than 3/8"
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