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Need help with Xilog Maestro and xilog plus software.
having some bad errors on software cause of worker who has improper knowledge.
Need some help!!!
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Will pay good money!
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Does anyone have any experience with Alignment Vector CSV import setting? I was able to use it rotate a part so the grain was aligned correctly, but I have some parts that are importing standing on edge, and I was hoping to use Alignment Vector to make them lay flat.

Thanks in advance.

Hi Guys

Does anyone has LVD Helius 2513 Laser machine in operation on the shop floor ?

we need 8000 & 9000 Series programs & Macro Backup.

any lead in this regards is appreciated.

Thanks

Setting up a two-vise job, real simple part to learn more programming and HSMworks quirks.

The part is a 5" milling vise soft jaw, I ran the first bit today and while I goofed and had the chamfer mill running on the wrong side of the profile (cut a V-groove around the top of the part instead of chamfering) it did fine on the pocket mill and boring for the fasteners, and it didn't crash the vise or fling the workpiece off into orbit.

Now, I need to setup the part for Op 2 in vise 2, where I face the back of the part off. That's all that's left, just face off the back and then debur.

What's the process needed here? Re-model the part+stock remaining and import as a second job, then combine the two programs? Seems like there should be a more straightforward method.

All the historic Post Processors have been deleted, I have a lead on a Lathe license for V25 but without a starting point for the Siemens Lathe Post Processor I'm not sure I have the enthusiasm to see it through! :D

Hii, does anyone have manual and wiring diagram for Brother TC 228

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Hi Guys,

We are using Alphacam 2020 including automation manager. I would like to automate our process where by we only route nested sheets with square panels.

Process in Alphacam I would be:

- Input csv file with number of sheets & length & width & thickness & ordernumber
- automatically generate squares & cutout paths (using parametric sketches)
- nest these squares incl toolpaths into sheets database
- output all to default post processor
- generate reports and labels for the sheets

I think this should be possible with automation manager and parametric sketches but I cannot find where to start of how to link automation manager to parametric sketches function.

Thanks in advance!
Alan

Miyano bnd 42 t 5
Machine alarm light is on main turret not work
Plc status
D0000 Al 1
Please help

Greetings all,

I just obtained a DSI LRP-300 paper tape punch and reader and am in need of the service/tech manual for the device to include schematics. Is there any chance someone out there has one they could scan for me ? I would appreciate it and could cover expenses.

Thanks,
John

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Bonjour, je suis à la recherche des plans de montages pour une Hurco BMC 3017 année 1999 avec un changeur ATC sur le côté 24 positions. Je dois changer les joints des vérins pneumatiques donc je cherche les références de ceux-ci ainsi que le plan de montage. Je suis aussi preneur de toutes autres documentations sur cette CNC.
Merci pour votre aide

I have been using meshcam (free 14 day trial) and it works fine, but CNC will be a hobby with a cheap Chinese milling machine. They want $250 for the standard version and that is just too much for an occasional hobby user.

What might be a reasonable alternative? I wouldn't mind paying up to $100 if needed.
The easier the UI the better.

Hello every body!
Looking for technical letherature for lasers Trumpf,PrimaPower,Amada.
If any one has or know where to find,please contact me.

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Trying to compile the hh415 source file, but gets an error saying:

B_AXIS=(-ROT_TILT_B)
error 1 at 1415 in CALC_PIVOT_POINT_COORDINATES
Syntax error or unrecognized variable name

But I cant find those lines in the src or lib file .

How can I compile it ?

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So today is the day to decide the software to use with my cnc router project. I'm not sure of the electro is pieces involved. I'll lay out what I think I know and you can correct me at will.
Working backwards, i get the motor/ driver interface. Where I go dumb is from the BOB to the computer. It seems the BOB is sometimes proprietary to the cam software. So a software decision needs to be made.
Another brain fog moment comes from the insertion of andrinos and Rpi. I'm not sure why this is there. Is it so you don't have to tie a computer proper to the machine? Why the extra processor? Is it just so you can use grbl or mach? What are my software (cam) options if I just want to port from a motherboard mounted in the box (with associated hardware). Would this mean I only need controller software on this puter? Which one software?
If I run a cad system like Catia (I have it already) and use the machining work bench to create cutter paths, what do I use to post process? Does the postP determine what controller software to use? Somebody point me to a link or explain this to me
Thanks for your time and attention.

We have Alphacam Essentials and I need to program a keyhole. The bit will plunge down then move 10mm sloping down 2.1 mm. Then continue moving another 10mm and return to the plunge site at that depth then retract. How do I draw it?