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    1. #6
      Join Date
      Jan 2004
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      NW Suburbs, Chicago
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      I can understand why soemone wouldnt want to use a customers G code, and it would be very easy to destroy tool after tool as well as the machine very easy.

      Although in Unigraphics you can create g code. they have a manufacturing application in UG NX3 that you can create g code with, ive used it several times to create parts on our Haas here at school. It has a few default post processors but we had to create one for the Haas to run it.

      If i were to have a machinist do this, would it be rude to ask to see the G code after its done? Im just curious to see the feeds and speeds of a different machine and how the different post processors are set up.






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