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On manual machines from the past, there are no such possibilities. Maybe that's why they are gone ...
Except that they are not.Quote:
Originally Posted by foto-boss
And how are you going to use DDSCV1.1 with them?
Be careful, you are standing on the shoulders of giants but in refusing to acknowledge their existence you may encounter problems ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by foto-boss
Whatever the post from you, all on the topic. All about DDSCV1.1Quote:
Originally Posted by magicniner
I am addressing your insistence that modern CNC machines are built enough out of square to require software compensation to cut a right angle, I used manual machines as an example that it is quite obviously possible to produce machines with ways which operate with precision and without need of compensation and has been for the best part of a century.Quote:
Originally Posted by foto-boss
But you knew that :D
Nope, you raised the subject of compensation, I'm just "Squaring You Up" that on good hardware it won't be needed ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by foto-boss
I have a strong suspicion that these machines were made not by you, but by the factory.
I have not yet grown to master of precision machines. Therefore, I work with what I have. And this function is very helpful.Quote:
Originally Posted by magicniner
You widened the discussion to "all serious machine control programs" and thus made industrial products part of the discussionQuote:
Originally Posted by foto-boss
You made industrial products part of the discussion so that doesn't matter ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by foto-boss