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Thanks for the video! I've been using 2D dynamic mill for roughing on our old Doosan vmc's (old 2d license mcam). They were display models so their memory size is only around 300kb, so the arc filters are an absolute must. I am having good success with smooth cutting motions, however when the machine is repositioning I get a lot of jerky moves, even with the minimum tool radius set high, microlift set at .005" and the feedrate the same or similar as cutting rate, and gap distance set high. Any tips on how to smooth things out? I feel like I'm going to burn the servos out jerking the thing around and as the sheet metal enclosure rattles away..
This sounds like something we could assist you in troubleshooting, but I don't have any blanket tips to help without digging into the problem. If you would like to renew your maintenance to access support or inquire about employing our services to help you resolve this issue we'd love to work with you. www.mlc-cad.com/contact-us/
Great video, really explained more detail I didn't get in the class...
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Man thank you so much this helped my soul and my machine so much I really appreciate it.
Glad to hear it! We did an even deeper dive in a recent video here: th-cam.com/video/tNGE__JxNm0/w-d-xo.html
Another great video, thanks. How were you able to create your logo on the ribbon bar? That is awesome!
Thanks! The logo was edited into the video after it was recorded :)
Ah, sneaky. :) @@MLCCADSystems
Thanks for the video! I've been using 2D dynamic mill for roughing on our old Doosan vmc's (old 2d license mcam). They were display models so their memory size is only around 300kb, so the arc filters are an absolute must. I am having good success with smooth cutting motions, however when the machine is repositioning I get a lot of jerky moves, even with the minimum tool radius set high, microlift set at .005" and the feedrate the same or similar as cutting rate, and gap distance set high. Any tips on how to smooth things out? I feel like I'm going to burn the servos out jerking the thing around and as the sheet metal enclosure rattles away..
This sounds like something we could assist you in troubleshooting, but I don't have any blanket tips to help without digging into the problem. If you would like to renew your maintenance to access support or inquire about employing our services to help you resolve this issue we'd love to work with you. www.mlc-cad.com/contact-us/
I work with an old Okuma that has very little memory, this is literally a game changer
Little things can make a big difference, especially on older machines. Thanks for the comment!
@@MLCCADSystems Thank you =)
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i swear i have already seen this video somewhere
It isn't a new concept, but we feel it deserved some additional attention in the webinar and this breakout video.