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I agree, it should be possible to have a time estimate. It would be useful if I could just have a number that is based on ideal speeds and accelerations. Then as I run programs on different machines I could eventually guesstimate the real runtime. I'd know to add about 30% to the run time of our old machine, add 10% to the run time of this slick newer machine, subtract 10% if I enable fly mode - that sort of thing.
As long as I have worked with CMMs I have had anxious supervisors and managers ask me how long it will take to measure a new part with a tight deadline. It's kind of important since the CMM is often one of the last steps in the production process.
I agree, it should be possible to have a time estimate. It would be useful if I could just have a number that is based on ideal speeds and accelerations. Then as I run programs on different machines I could eventually guesstimate the real runtime. I'd know to add about 30% to the run time of our old machine, add 10% to the run time of this slick newer machine, subtract 10% if I enable fly mode - that sort of thing.
As long as I have worked with CMMs I have had anxious supervisors and managers ask me how long it will take to measure a new part with a tight deadline. It's kind of important since the CMM is often one of the last steps in the production process.
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