Now I have the basic functions up and running. I haven't done any tests with tapping though.
Since the Deckel only has 256k program memory, I would like to reduce the size of the generated code. Is it possible to have Sheetcam generate subroutines/subroutine call's, so that it won't repeat all X and Y movements for every depth?
Since thread milling has been pending for a while, would it be possible to simply add a parameter entry entry like the drilling window and then call a post processor function with those parameters? I assume that programming the thread milling in the post processor will be fairly straight forward.
/Torleif.
Post processor for Deckel FPxNC mill with Dialog (4)?
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Post processor for Deckel FPxNC mill with Dialog (4)?
Now I have the basic functions up and running. I haven't done any tests with tapping though.
Since the Deckel only has 256k program memory, I would like to reduce the size of the generated code. Is it possible to have Sheetcam generate subroutines/subroutine call's, so that it won't repeat all X and Y movements for every depth?
Since thread milling has been pending for a while, would it be possible to simply add a parameter entry entry like the drilling window and then call a post processor function with those parameters? I assume that programming the thread milling in the post processor will be fairly straight forward.
/Torleif.
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Since the Deckel only has 256k program memory, I would like to reduce the size of the generated code. Is it possible to have Sheetcam generate subroutines/subroutine call's, so that it won't repeat all X and Y movements for every depth?
Since thread milling has been pending for a while, would it be possible to simply add a parameter entry entry like the drilling window and then call a post processor function with those parameters? I assume that programming the thread milling in the post processor will be fairly straight forward.
/Torleif.
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