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Nice job. That eliminates the dimple from an extra pierce. Or.... If there is the option to include a lead in and out with the tabs option (as it currently is in sheetcam), that would solve all issues. We would be able to create a clean tab with the ability to pierce away from the cutting lines. Ev...

So as promised I did some further testing, this time on some 8mm thk mild steel. So the first issue I found was that in sheetcam if you try to use the action tab feature on a lines with no kerf offset, the action tab feature does not work well. It does not take into account the distance but simply m...

Hi Les, Thank for your reply. Tomorrow I have in mind to experiment with some 8mm thk steel as I need to use tabs since I ll be cutting long and narrow parts (what I cut the most). Thus I ll be experimenting on some scarp metal. I ll let you know what happens with settings I try. Thanks and regards ...

So yesterday I tried the action command and on 2mm steel it worked brilliant (see image). I set one as a fast rapid move of 500% for 10mm then right after I set a 5mm move with a 70% feed rate. The operation was flow less, you wouldn't notice the machine actually doing it.. next time I ll try on thi...

Thanks for all your input guys. Since I am used to using tabs a lot, I will experiment with this rapid thing and I will tell you the results. I think I ll experiment with two action tabs. the first one will be a rapid one and right after I ll make another with lets say 60% to 80% cutting speed. Both...

Ahhhh... so there it is, and even the option of having the lead in and out! my apologies, but I did not notice (new to sheetcam). At least I can prepare 'tabs' from cad which will leave a tiny uncut pieces. So, one last thing (it might not be a question of ask in this section but here goes). Whilst ...

Hi Steve, I use holding tabs for two scenarios. one - When I have hundreds of small parts to cut from one sheet and I use holding tabs to prevent these small parts to drop in the machine's undertray. If these parts are let to fall, they become full of molten pieces of steel and I ll end up cleaning ...

Hello people. So, I am new to sheetcam but I am coming from a Fusion360 back ground. I ve been using Fusion for over three years and I finally made the switch to SheetCAM which with out any hesitation its by far more superior for plasma operations.... However I am a bit disappointed as to why sheetc...