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on my well as the start Chris, I have used Master Cam some, but I haven't used the Clearance value at all. I use the Retract value of 0.25, Feed Plane of 0.1 Absolute, Top of stock 0.0 and Depth of

Art, I've often wondered how people like you get where they are. You seem to have a background in several specialities that aren't available to the "general public", say for example, writing your

How about How intelligent should the toolpath "display" be? Lets take into account tool offsets! As it stand now the display is no more than a rough estimation of where the tool may go! It's caused

Art - I know that my setup with a big DC motor and VFD is "lumpy" below about 350rpm, (with my mid range belt setting) when timed over short periods but is stable when timed over a long sample time.

Scout, I just purchased QuickCad 8 from http://www.novedge.com/Prods_Autodesk.asp for USD48.00 + the normal S&H&T. I use AutoCAD a lot and for 2D work QuickCad is easier. QuickCad does not do 3D and

Thanks Art for this version 5.0 I tried to use the Microsoft script debugger on it without success. I didn't get mach2 in the "running documents" window of the debugger, even if there is a running

to a new structure of you have that personal macro profiles, machine my "Fixed for clean up this week appologies. > <SNIP> Hello Art I hope you Have a great time in the

is just my to don't not Scout, Don't tell anyone but I use Corel for virtually all of my drawings. Even though I have copies of several CAD programs I always end up using Corel. You can draw things to

Fantastic Art ! Jim

Hi All: Version 5.0 is online. It is the start of a migration sequence to a new format. The only differences in this version is the directory structure of the macros. A new user will see no functional

Scott, I just upgraded to Corel 12. Corel has added snaps in 12 which will help. If you are going to do a lot of artistic work for metal art then Corel 12 will be a good answer. If you have a previous

Well, thanks for all the great info. Looks like what I need to do is just get some drawing software and start practicing. Which leads me to my next question. For the near term future I'll be doing

Hi James, I agree it belongs in the group. It just seems that a smaller group can focus on the OCX. Best regards peter <jstevens@c...> wrote: to help Unless Art would learn within VB get to

but if you angle of a that value an AH!!! Another piece of the puzzle! Thanks Art, that'll be of use. Oh! The water's already muddy, your added info has thickened it so it can be formed like clay...

Les: Your test program is crashing when trying to set the profile. This is beacuse the way VB handles strings is different than VC's strings. Your sending a BStr while that call expects a Ansi String.

hi all+art ive just started playing with the screen editor, its a great tool but im still trying to figure out a few settings though... i suppose there will be some postings regarding this issue,

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the mach1mach2cnc group. File : /Screens/CnCut3 Uploaded by : jipeess2000

Hi John: I probably shouldn't mention this as it could muddy the water, but if you drop a DRO #66 onto a screen, it can be used for the entrance angle of a thread. Its value is from 0 - 360 degrees,

a try - but the only thing I'm really expecting is increased processing overhead. Should be no extra overhead. The way its done is pretty much invisable to the code. Less than a few nanoseconds per

Les: I did notice the failure of the graphics to switch properly. I can't think why, you'd think a C program using the OCX would behave much like a VB program.. One of those microsoft things I guess.