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Hi, I have two questions: 1. when you are doing pocketing in Alphacam - mill/router how do you setup the tool compensation? 2. if I bought a second hand computer (with invoice), actually, a computer from a pile of computers from a company which went bankrupt and on this computer is installed a cam software with license, am I allowed to use it (legally)? Thank you, Zoltan |
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Some license agreements only say that it can be used on a single computer, so you would be OK. From my experience, the more expensive the software, the less likely you can legally use it.
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| As mentioned above Pocketing doesn't apply tool offset. The best thing to do with pocketing is to leave a few millimetres of stock [depending on your tool diameter], then clean up the pocket with a Finish operation. The offset of which is determined by one's previous selection when specifying Tool directions etc... |
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| As for the licensing, AlphaCAM are very strict on license ownership. I'm sure one can obtain the software illegally with an illegal license; however, if you don't anticipate using the software enough to justify forking out for the annual license cost one can use the software online, paying by the hour. |
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