LazyTurn

[W.Jansen]

Wow

Looks better then A sex video.

Thanks Art

Greetings:
Willem

[Graham Waterworth]

Hi Art,

my chess king is looking more and more like a production part, looking good, keep up the good work.

I have the full set if you need them for testing.

Graham.

[ART]

Graham:

 Thx, I have them now. The queen woudlnt load due to a arc in there smaller than the connection tolerance. Ive done a bug fix and that is now sensed so all of them look nice now. They seem to rough well as well, so I suspect collision detection will fix up their paths to be perfect.

 Chip: I have the test file you uploaded, I see it fails the load, Ill find whats wrong. You know the load failed if you dont get a spun profile immediatley, if you do get one, then the load worked fine.

Thanks
Art

[peu]

me-wants-lazyturn!

Thanks for the update!

[W.Jansen]

Hi Art

Where will I be able to download the dxf for the chess piece that you use in Lazyturn?

Greetings:
Willem

[Graham Waterworth]

Sorry chaps, the chess DXF's are only for Arts testing purposes. They actually belong to me and I sent them to Art because the proved difficult to load into Lazyturn.

Graham.

[W.Jansen]

Okee Graham

I understand.

Greetings:
Willem

[cjmerlin]

Hi Art, Very impressive,Nice work.


Another patiently waiting lathe'er.


Cheers
John

[Perfo]

As I¡¦m newbie and lazy I think I fit the profile mentioned on page one of this thread. Will LT also set the feed rate/spindle speed depending on material type? Thus as well as picking the diameter you could also pick the material and auto generate suggested feed and spindle speeds.  Of course they could then be adjusted by folks that think they know better but for me it would be a very handy hint. I hope this isn¡¦t a silly suggestion. ƒº

[DennisF]

Hello Art & everyone
Just checking in, is LT available yet for any kind of testing i have been waiting since i first purchased Mach-3 and LC it's the reason i bought it in the first place.


Rg's
Dennis