using 1/4" ballnose

[RMarkey]

The 1/4" ballnose as a pattern bit is only available with a special license, which Brandon has. It is not available to the general public.

[bergerud]

The 1/4" ballnose as a pattern bit is only available with a special license, which Brandon has. It is not available to the general public.

Well, that explains it. Thanks.

[fwharris]

The 1/4" ballnose as a pattern bit is only available with a special license, which Brandon has. It is not available to the general public.

Gee we are not as special as Brandon I guess !

[RMarkey]

Gee we are not as special as Brandon I guess

I'm not trying to get into some kind of 'class war' here. Fact is we do have licenses for beta testers/developers that grant full access to all software.

[fwharris]

I'm not trying to get into some kind of 'class war' here. Fact is we do have licenses for beta testers/developers that grant full access to all software.

Got ya on that one!!!

[want2b]

Regardless of what in the program made the bit available, what is the answer to the original ???? as to why it stops and asks for a different bit and what causes it to allow the overload on the drive/flexshaft ??
Rick H

[bergerud]

Regardless of what in the program made the bit available, what is the answer to the original ???? as to why it stops and asks for a different bit and what causes it to allow the overload on the drive/flexshaft ??
Rick H

I tried to answer the original question in post 18.