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26-04-2009, 19:52
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Re: CNC
You'll have to get in touch with whoever has the machine, or if you yourself are doing it you'll need to run the part through masterCAM or any other CAM software.
Whenever we've had things waterjetted it was simply just saving the file as ".sat" and the guy their took care of setting up the rest. When i myself have used a CNC mill on anything i imported my inventor part into masterCAM created my codes and went to it. |
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