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    Surfcam post?

    Looking into the Ajax retofit for my old Bridgeport V2XT. Its just plain less expensive than others out there. I use Surfcam 7 and I need to know if there is or if they provide a post that works within Surf 7 to comunicate with the Ajax software in the machine. Sure as heck dont want to do all of the post process standing in front of the mill. I dont know much about the Ajax yet so any help would be good.
    Thanks, RonO


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    Ajax software is Centroid software. Just use a generic Fanuc post.

    See http://www.cncsnw.com/faqCAM.htm for a few additional details.


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    Quote Originally Posted by cncsnw View Post
    Ajax software is Centroid software. Just use a generic Fanuc post.

    See http://www.cncsnw.com/faqCAM.htm for a few additional details.
    Thanks. My Funuc post within my SurfCam should work fine. That was really helpful.


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