Re: Machining Tips!

On Jul 19, 5:37 am, Black Dragon <b...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Cliff wrote:
> > On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 21:30:54 +0000 (UTC), Black Dragon
<b...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> > wrote:
> >>Cliff wrote:
> >>>   Fixture offsets come out of such a just a call to a numbered
offset
> >>> register (or set of same) in the CNC control. CNC control then
applies
> >>> the data set by the machine's operator in it's fixture offset
registers
> >>> (under program control).
> >>>   Part of why ISO-4343 mentions "in the part coordinate system"
> >>> to begin with.
> >>>   Pretty simple but well beyond jb's conception.
> >>You still haven't explained what the difference between a work offset
> >>and a fixture offset is.
> >   You asked about fixture offsets.
> >   I could explain about the MCS & the WCS too.
> >   The "work offset" is a bit vague. See whatever
> > docs for the specific program or machine/control
> > claim. Then ask jb for some fine gibberish.
>
> There isn't any need to consult a machine manual. Anybody who
> actually has real hands on experience setting up a cnc machine or
> directly supervises those doing the setups knows the difference between
> fixture and work offsets. Obviously you, the self proclaimed guru
> of all things cnc and cad/cam, are excluded.
>
> >>I know JB knows. As does every other
> >>alt.machines.cnc regular. Except you. Apparently it's far beyond your
> >>grasp since you haven't yet been able to explain it.
> >   Nor am I about to make any silly claims. Try using standard terms
> > as used in the standards.
>
> "Fixture Offset" and "Work Offset" is standard terminology.
>
> >>> Did you catch his wanting to link the active WCS to the active
view/****t
> >>> automatically? LOL ... I think you are either pretty gullible or
miss most of
> >>> his profound stupidity. Or both.
> >>Nope. I didn't see that post.
> >   See how much you miss?
>
> I don't miss anything of substance. When I see a post, then 5 to 10
> replies to that single post (which you regularly xpost to irrelevant
> newsgroups where it has clearly been stated such xposts are unwanted by
> the core subscribers of the groups) by ****wits like you, and a bunch of
> replies to your posts from the likes of useless ****s like Joe788 and GK
> it's perfectly obvious to anyone with two halves of a brain cell or more
> to rub together and has read the group for more than two days the thread
> contains absolutely nothing of value. None. Nada. Zippo.
>
> It's entirely a time management thing, man. As in I'm not interested in
> wasting it reading a bunch of drivel posted by wankstains like you and
> your minions.
>
> Also, only losers and fools like you sit and read every single post made
> to a newsgroup. You've often admitted to being months behind reading and
> replying to legitimate posts while xposting your political kook froth
all
> over Usenet several times a day on a daily basis.
>
> >>But that's not an absurd request despite
> >>your pathetic bleating to the contrary. In Mastercam by default, the
> >>construction planes and tool planes follow the current view
> >>automatically.
> >   I expect you have some confusion.
>
> Unlike you, I've been using Mastercam on a daily basis for a decade and
> a half which makes me more than qualified to comment on its usage.
>
> >>I turn that feature off, I personally find it annoying, but most of
the
> >>people I've worked with like it. Since you, and probably other dolts
like
> >>you (Joe788, Gary Knutson, and the rest of JB's imbecilic fan club)
can't
> >>see how the WCS changing automatically with views *could* be handy,
that
> >>only goes to prove just how bliss ignorance can really be.
> >   Great idea. You programmed a hole to drill in the default X-Y plane
then
> > generate it with an isometric view & WCS/MCS active.
>
> See, you're incapable of understating basic Mastercam functionality due
> to your lack of experience with it.
>
> But you've never let lack of knowledge about something deter you from
> posting stupid ****.
>
> Don't let me get in the way though, feel free to continue.
>
> --
> Black Dragon
>
> confusion, n:
>         Father's Day in San Francisco.

Please provide one or two examples of a post of Cliff's that I've
replied to.