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  1. #1
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    old program back to cad?

    I have an old program that was given to me and I need to convert it back to cad so I can 3d model it. I've tried to just type in the points but I am not familiar with this output... Normally when I do this I have in my G02/G03 lines an I and a J, this particular program just has an R.

    Any Ideas?

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    R is the radius of the arc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ger21 View Post
    R is the radius of the arc.
    So I would just treat them like points as I would with a G1 and input my blends?

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    Draw an arc from the previous point to the specified XY coordinate with the radius R.
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