Hi Dave, Things have gone from not too bad to worse. My Drill Chuck in the TT Holder and a pencil held for doing the tracing has vanished. Can't find it anywhere. I suspect it's now with the Dr. Who "Key to Time" box set along with a couple of other DVD movies that also vanished a few months back.
I've been told the only way to find the existing DVDs is to buy new ones. Looks like I might have to order a couple more TT holders and drill chucks. I wanted a few more anyway but really. This is ridiculous. With respect to climb verses conventional I did the whole thing as conventional but if my X axis table can be moved when the milling cutter engages the work (due to backlash) then I'm kind of hooped. John > From: dave engvall [mailto:dengv...@charter.net] > HI John, > If I'm reading correctly it is� OK with conventional milling but off > with climb. Too weird!� I guess the next step would be to mill it > conventional and overlay with climb and see what happens. Maybe� a bit > of layout dye between runs. > > The alternative would seem to be that Murphy and all his cousins have > invaded your shop. ;-) > Where is the can of murphycide? > > Dave > _______________________________________________ Emc-users mailing list Emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-users
