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#1 2007-05-02 19:04:07
- jacito
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- From: Kulpsville, PA USA
- Registered: 2007-04-20
- Posts: 3
machine library
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Does anyone know if there is a place on the web where machines can be uploaded or downloaded? I don't want to waste time measuring/modeling our machine if someone has already done the work.
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#2 2007-05-09 06:48:57
- wuwenwu
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- From: xjtu
- Registered: 2006-08-29
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Re: machine library
i think you should call the model from the machine company!
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#3 2007-05-09 12:27:39
- jacito
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- From: Kulpsville, PA USA
- Registered: 2007-04-20
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Re: machine library
I have asked the machine maker. They said it's propritary, and won't give it up.
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#4 2007-05-09 16:04:16
- stpendl
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- From: Nussbach, AUSTRIA
- Registered: 2005-07-12
- Posts: 134
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Re: machine library
What machine do you need ???
There might be a member already having it.
BTW, I was always able to get a STEP file of the machine from the company, since we have bought it already.
I have to submit the serial number of the machine and return a signed form, that I won't give the data to a third party.
Stefan Pendl
Systemmanager CAD/CAM
Windows 10 x64 Edition, Vericut 9.0
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#5 2007-05-09 17:59:40
- SergeV
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- From: Irvine, CA
- Registered: 2004-10-08
- Posts: 507
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Re: machine library
First place to look is in the machines supplied with VERICUT.
File > Open
Shortcut = Showroom
look in the left, you will see a list of sub-folders under Showroom with manufacturers names:
-DMG
-Fadal
-Hass
-Hermle
-Makino
-Mazak
-Mori Seiki
-Motch
-Okuma
These are nice, well defined machines that would be a good startup.
The goal is to add more and more machines to this list in future releases
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