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  1. 11-06-2021, 06:42 PM #1
    Dnguyen91
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    Re: Help with 1/4 npt G71 on Okuma Lathe

    Hi joejohn2498,
    Excuse me, I can't help your question but I have questions. I'm learning and operating machine Okuma. What is post processor you using for Okuma Lb3000ex ? If you using post Mastercam, can you share it? Thanks in advance
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    CNCRim
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dnguyen91 View Post
    Hi joejohn2498,
    Excuse me, I can't help your question but I have questions. I'm learning and operating machine Okuma. What is post processor you using for Okuma Lb3000ex ? If you using post Mastercam, can you share it? Thanks in advance
    Not what you want to do, anyway when you see can cycle i assume the person is manual program it. If you use CAM software to post is different story.
    The best way to learn is trial error.
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