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  1. 09-13-2015, 08:18 PM #1
    wildwhl
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    Coolant on/off by CAM style definition

    I've enjoyed using CAMBAM for quite some time now.

    I have a few operations where I do not want coolant to run. I normally open the .nc in an editor and remove the M8 commands after the tool change or beginning of operation as necessary.

    Is there a way to assign coolant OFF to a specific CAM style? I've looked around - but am older and blinder than I used to be.

    Cheers,

    Bill
    Manufacturing & Development
    ThermaeCooling.com
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  2. 09-14-2015, 11:56 PM #2
    atwooddon
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    Re: Coolant on/off by CAM style definition

    You could do this by modifying the Post Processor. You will get a more detailed answer if you ask your question on the CamBam forum. Great (and very quick) support there for about any challenge you may come up with using CamBam.

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