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Last night we brought the Boxford to rLab! :)
Massive thanks to Ian who helped move the mill (and its table and engine crane use to lift it!) from Crowthorne and then spend the rest of the night learning and tweaking the mill/software.
Lots of time spent on setting up (datums, vice offsets, tooling offsets etc) but it was worthwhile and the process to add extra tooling seems easy and solid.
We plan to spend time over the next couple of weeks fine tuning, fixing and documenting so others can then use the mill.
Wiki page created - http://rlab.org.uk/wiki/Boxford_260_VMC
The CAD/CAM side of things is less solid...It uses a program called TechSoft Design which 'works' but is 2.5D only and has many 'quirks'. I would like the option of using Fusion 360 for this part so I am looking to see if any of the standard Fusion post processors will fit with Boxfords idea of gcode (should do as from what I have seen the boxford code looks normal).
Offers of help/advice are more than welcome!! Please chat to me of Ian rather than jumping straight in though as not everything is documented.
Top learning for the day...
Crashing a 40mm facing cutter in to plastic makes a louder and more painful noise than I would have expected... :/ machine was fine but the plastic wasn't happy :D
WARNING!!!
If the mill is in your way please please please be very careful moving it. It is on wheels but is very top heavy so a minimum of 2 people and going very slowly is essential for safety!
Cheers,
James
Massive thanks to Ian who helped move the mill (and its table and engine crane use to lift it!) from Crowthorne and then spend the rest of the night learning and tweaking the mill/software.
Lots of time spent on setting up (datums, vice offsets, tooling offsets etc) but it was worthwhile and the process to add extra tooling seems easy and solid.
We plan to spend time over the next couple of weeks fine tuning, fixing and documenting so others can then use the mill.
Wiki page created - http://rlab.org.uk/wiki/Boxford_260_VMC
The CAD/CAM side of things is less solid...It uses a program called TechSoft Design which 'works' but is 2.5D only and has many 'quirks'. I would like the option of using Fusion 360 for this part so I am looking to see if any of the standard Fusion post processors will fit with Boxfords idea of gcode (should do as from what I have seen the boxford code looks normal).
Offers of help/advice are more than welcome!! Please chat to me of Ian rather than jumping straight in though as not everything is documented.
Top learning for the day...
Crashing a 40mm facing cutter in to plastic makes a louder and more painful noise than I would have expected... :/ machine was fine but the plastic wasn't happy :D
WARNING!!!
If the mill is in your way please please please be very careful moving it. It is on wheels but is very top heavy so a minimum of 2 people and going very slowly is essential for safety!
Cheers,
James
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Hi guys,
We are moving to windows 7 at the moment, and are trying to get boxford cad cam working on it so that we can use our milling machines. Now, it turns out that this is pretty impossible! We have spoken with boxford and they say that there is no way to do it, they are working on it but it will be a few months. It crashes at the point when you load an already created file into it, stating a problem with a module in a dll file.
Has anybody been able to get this software working successfully on windows 7?? If so, how?!
Many Thanks,
Tom