Reply with QuoteYes we do from simple 2d all the way 5-axis thanks god.
Makes my life much easer,I needed it today when making some changes to some 5-axis programs I ran today.
What kind of process controls does MC have?
Do you Mastercam guys have anything like Onecnc's NC manager, a process control utility that helps you break down a multi-tool program, so you can modify your machining parameters "after the fact" so to speak, and repost the new code?
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Yes we do from simple 2d all the way 5-axis thanks god.
Makes my life much easer,I needed it today when making some changes to some 5-axis programs I ran today.
(Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management)
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It's very easy to use and you can reorder the applied maching also. It's a tree of all the maching process being done. I'm going back 3 yrs since I use MC. I hated it at first THAN grew to love it. I come from using ENroute.
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I find that for the bulk of my repeat jobs I can uptate my MC9 file to match shopfloor edits fairly easily. Change a parameter here or there change a tool regen, repost done!
With a solid post and decent programming habits, keeping the MC9 up to date is realistic.
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