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Thanks everyone for the info, good to hear from you Jan. Best Regards. Lye chuan. wrote:

Did someone test the new combi referencing in version 4.0 release ? I can't get it working. Olivier.

Ahh, sorry Bill, I kinda got the feeling we were talking of two different things... Thanks, Art www.artofcnc.ca

Bill: information not included in the manual regarding Mach2's specific capability. G51 is the standard G code for it and an entry for tolerance. Not included in Mach2... Actually G51 is kinda

- a better integration of user screens - acceleration curves integrated in the backlash compensation - the complete elimination of the mouse, like on industrial controls. - linear and 3D axis mapping

You need to and my email to your list your spam guard has me locked out. Jim

Art, I believe I have confused a couple of issues with Mach2. The ability to perform the 3-D is covered with a full understanding of the G codes - my shortcoming. Thanks again, Bill Clemens required

John: You'd just feed down very slowly, then theres almost no decel... Art www.artofcnc.ca

another keeper In a macro drop in drop for a your you'll drive

3-D contouring? Don't you run into problems of 'faceting' or excessively long programs to compensate for the lack of lookahead? My interest is in 3-D contour machining and was asking for information

Hi Danial: Mach2 will do 3d objects fine, but only if loaded as G-Code. Normally this is the job of the CAM program , to translate 3d into G-Code applicable. Finishing pass is the same thing, usually

Sure it can do but you will need a CAM software to convert your 3D objects to a G-code file for mach2. Even if mach2 has some 2D import functions, for bitmap images for example, it's not a CAM

--- In mach1mach2cnc@..., Art <fenerty@a...> wrote: What happens to that "room for deceleration" when going with this tool set switch? Does one use a different technique for activating the

What file format should I use to do a 3D object, or does Mach2 not do 3D objects? Also is their an option in Mach2 for setting a finishing pass or do I have to do that by offsetting. Thanks, Daniel

Vern: Good idea... Art www.artofcnc.ca

Les: don't know why it takes longer now than it did. Nothing I have tried has made any difference. Annoying isn't it. Happens to me all the time. Something changes somewhere and I'll be damned if I

Hi Bill: I'm afraid I miss your point. Why would anything special be required for contouring?? LookAhead is a CV feature and is automatic when in G64 mode, is there some special requirement for

Mike/Art: Would it be possible to laminate together two strips of brass (choose your thickness) sandwiching a piece of strip styrene (again choose thickness). To the brass strips are soldered leads to

named pipes ? I know they are used in remote control software and seem to work fine. they are here since windows NT 3.1 if i remember well but are not often used... I hope to test this soon. thanks,

Hi Art, Surely jou 'just' need to add a couple of extra check boxes here and there. A 10 minute job for a man of your talents :-) I think I had better start running now... Thanks, Les Art wrote: