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    mc x to tormach with mach3

    I'm a newbie but I got the info from tormach to modify post in attachment but i dont know where to put the info in at in mastercam
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    Looks like a X post. Inside your Mastercam install directory you will have a "Mill" folder. Look in the mill folder and you will find "Posts" Copy the file you have in your msg into the "Posts" directory. Just make sure it's extension is .pst

    If they sent you a .mmd file and a .control file then those files will need to go into the "cnc_machines" folder. This folder is in the Root of the Mastercam install directory.

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    RE: specific combination MC X4, Mach3, Syil X3 or X4 mill

    Does anyone have the "MMD", "Control", and "pst" files tested and working properly, and willing to share them?


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