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  1. 04-06-2014, 09:10 #55081
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    I'm gonna get started on that stuff now.
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    Good morning you fine gentlemen!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BuffCyclist View Post
    Talk to your machinist, they may be able to feed their CNC a variety of code. I have saved Solidworks parts as parasolids and the machinist sent it straight to the machine (or they were able to convert it from parasolid to gcode). There are definitely methods around writing gcode, I'm pretty sure no one does that anymore.

    On the flip side, does the machinist HAVE to have the gcode, or are they capable of reading shop drawings and machining parts that way on the CNC?
    I'm glad to hear there are ways around the code though, I'm going to have to do some more research and see what I can find. This is still in the beginning stages and I'm just intel gathering. Thanks for the info bro, I owe you a beer!
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    Hos buying hos free beer!
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    Always got one for you too HB!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mazin View Post
    Always got one for you too HB!
    Naw, I didnt do anything to deserve that!
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    Having Sunday Brunch Buffet with the wife and kid at the Inverness Hotel. Crab, oysters, smoked brisket, prime rib, etc. It's so nice to be able to sit down, eat with my wonderful family with a bottomless cup of decent coffee. What are you doing?
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    Nice, KS ! Enjoy the hell out of that.
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    BTW...if ya ever want to kick up your scrambled eggs, mix some roasted bell pepper and diced japaleno in.... awesome.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KS63 View Post
    Having Sunday Brunch Buffet with the wife and kid at the Inverness Hotel. Crab, oysters, smoked brisket, prime rib, etc. It's so nice to be able to sit down, eat with my wonderful family with a bottomless cup of decent coffee. What are you doing?
    got to sleep in a bit today. I had the 'opportunity' to be at work today at about 1030 AM.....
    Just doing what I can to stay on this side of the dirt.
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