Adjusting Estimated Machining Time
- john penner
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Adjusting Estimated Machining Time
Is there a way to adjust estimated Machining Time to match my machine ?
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Re: Adjusting Estimated Machining Time
Yes, change the scale factor.
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Re: Adjusting Estimated Machining Time
A search for "scale factor" shows James Booth's explanation for adjusting the time.
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Re: Adjusting Estimated Machining Time
Time the actual cutting time for a job.
Open the job in Aspire.
Click on Estimated Machine Time icon.
Adjust the Scale Factor until the estimated time matches the time it actually took to cut.
Use that scale factor for future jobs.
Some people like to have a different scale factor for 2D work, 3D work, and a mix of 2D/3D.
Open the job in Aspire.
Click on Estimated Machine Time icon.
Adjust the Scale Factor until the estimated time matches the time it actually took to cut.
Use that scale factor for future jobs.
Some people like to have a different scale factor for 2D work, 3D work, and a mix of 2D/3D.
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Re: Adjusting Estimated Machining Time
Thanks for the info
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Re: Adjusting Estimated Machining Time
it really depends on the job. the more z action the more off it will become usually.