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>>Anyone want to know what the toolpath surfacing routines
>>for VX 5 axis simultaneous milling are ? :>)
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>>"The Virus" keeps claiming, because he is to lazy to download
>>VX and read the help manual, that VX can't do 5 axis
>>simultaneous milling. This is typical of "The Virus" and as
>>per usual is pretty funny because "The Virus" is always
>>claiming someone has a reading comprehension problem. Most
>>often, as many of us know all to well, it's really "The Virus" who has
>>a problem with reading comprehension. :>)
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>>Please note that I don't (at present) do 5 axis simultaneous
>>milling so the best I can do is cut and paste what is in the
>>VX on-line help manual. Even so, this is a step above "The
>>Virus's" lies, and general mis-information about what VX,
>>myself, etc. can do.
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> Feel free to explain why it has no simultaneous 5 axes
> milling, no posts for any such, no claims in it's ads
> that it does, etc .
tsk, tsk, tsk Cliffy... Basing your lack of knowledge on ads and press releases now are we? Now, why not stfu before you look like a bigger fool. Yes VX has simultaneous 5 axis routines. Yes the post processor costs extra.
Get a clue cliffy.