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09-06-2007, 07:28 AM
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I recently ran a job with a 3 lead thread. I chose the option on Gibbs lathe and put in the approprite info. However when I post it I only get one of the 3 leads. Do you have to cut the thread 3 times in Gibbs and change you start point? Or should Gibbs have picked up on the 3 starts simply by choosing the check box? Thanks John
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