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04-04-2010, 02:22 PM
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I've seen enough questions up here about programming NPT threads that I thought maybe I could do something help. This little program will create code for Fanuc (2 and 1 line), Yasnac, and Haas G76 cycles. It's beta software, so if you use it, BE CAREFUL... NO GUARANTEES! Let me know if it works, doesn't work, helps, doesn't help, what it does wrong, what it does right. All comments and suggestions are welcome. Thanks for your time.  |
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