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“We paid $2500 for our live tool/sub spindle lathe post for Camworks, worth every dime because it works. You can scab by without a post but it’s pretty nice dumping code into the machine and it just works. Saves lots of time and headaches.”
Third‑party posts are typically delivered as ready‑to‑install packages with full support and updates.
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Windows security often blocks executable configuration files downloaded from the web. Right-click the downloaded post file (or zip folder). Select . Check the Unblock box at the bottom of the General tab. Click Apply and OK . Step 2: Extract or Run the Content Package
To help find the exact file you need, could you let me know you are currently running? If you are setting up a specialized machine like a 4-axis rotary or 5-axis UMC , let me know so I can provide details on configuring those extra axes. Share public link
C:\Users\Public\Documents\Shared Mastercam 202X\chooks\ or ..\mill\Posts\
Browse to your new Haas post profile, click , and close the window.
Run the output file through software like Vericut or CNC Simulation before transferring it to the Haas Next Generation Control.
Generic 3‑axis and 4‑axis Haas mill posts are generally free. The 5‑axis Haas post (Haas 5X Mill.mcpost) is indicated with an asterisk (*) and is chargeable. Lathe and mill‑turn environments may also require a license depending on complexity.
“We paid $2500 for our live tool/sub spindle lathe post for Camworks, worth every dime because it works. You can scab by without a post but it’s pretty nice dumping code into the machine and it just works. Saves lots of time and headaches.”
Third‑party posts are typically delivered as ready‑to‑install packages with full support and updates.
These are ads. Ads are paid and are always labeled with "Ad" or "Sponsored". They're ranked based on a number of factors, including advertiser bid and ad quality. Ad quality includes relevance of the ad to your search term and the website the ad points to. Some ads may contain reviews. Reviews aren't verified by Google, but Google checks for and removes fake content when it's identified. Learn more Post Processors for CAM - CAM Post Processor - HAAS MILL Post Processors are a critical part of any CAM system.
Windows security often blocks executable configuration files downloaded from the web. Right-click the downloaded post file (or zip folder). Select . Check the Unblock box at the bottom of the General tab. Click Apply and OK . Step 2: Extract or Run the Content Package
To help find the exact file you need, could you let me know you are currently running? If you are setting up a specialized machine like a 4-axis rotary or 5-axis UMC , let me know so I can provide details on configuring those extra axes. Share public link
C:\Users\Public\Documents\Shared Mastercam 202X\chooks\ or ..\mill\Posts\
Browse to your new Haas post profile, click , and close the window.
Run the output file through software like Vericut or CNC Simulation before transferring it to the Haas Next Generation Control.
Generic 3‑axis and 4‑axis Haas mill posts are generally free. The 5‑axis Haas post (Haas 5X Mill.mcpost) is indicated with an asterisk (*) and is chargeable. Lathe and mill‑turn environments may also require a license depending on complexity.
