I just bought a haas vf 2 and was wondering if anyone knows how well the haas post processors that come with camworks work or if they need a lot of work?

thanks

mark

The posts for HAAS will work ok. You will need to fix some items though. If I remember correctly the tool change and or tool preset needs to be tailored. Also the end of the program that calls to send the machine to home needs help. I have working posts if you need them.

Jeff Lange

thanks very much Jeff, I sent you a pm

Mark

Could I have that post please.
Thanks

ask nicely and send a six pack of blue moon.

Do you still need it?

Hello,
Could you send this post to my email kennyibm2000@yahoo.com
Thank you very much.

Thanks Jeff,
My company still using CW2007 and solidworks 2007. I will try it when have version update.
Thank you very much.

Thanks Jeff,
My company still using CW2007 and solidworks 2007. I will try it when have version update.
Thank you very much.

You should try the post anyway. It may/should work. I just suggest you go thru the code before tearing up any equipment. I originaly made the post in 2006 so like I said it should work. I modified it for someone else and compiled it with '08.

Any chance of getting that post sent to nate.stuart@gmail.com as well?? Truely appreciated and the brews will be in the mail ;)

Files sent to you via e-mail. Please see past posts regarding testing and verification. Let me know if you need any changes.

I just started working with a company with HAAS VMC. My procam 2008 posts are for fanuc and fadal. Could you forward to me the HAAS posts. It would be greatly appreciated. (sekolb@earthlink.net).
Thank you,

Steve

I just started working with a company with HAAS VMC. My procam 2008 posts are for fanuc and fadal. Could you forward to me the HAAS posts. It would be greatly appreciated. (sekolb@earthlink.net).
Thank you,

Steve

Steve,
I will send this to you on Monday if I remember.

The Haas post is uploaded here. This is for a VF-2 and was made with CW 2008-08. You will notice it was compiled in October of 2008. If you require any changes, please contact me. I make no guarantees so please check your work. Thank you,

Jeff Lange

The post in Camworks works well for 2 and 3 axis but it does not work with 4 axis. I am having Access Manufacturing write a post for us, if you need to do 4 axis stuff let me know and I'll send you a copy (once I get it and try it out that is)