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Hi all,

do you know if a k2 spcp user manual exists?

I red that wrote by Jens but it's not a manual but an operator manual... only few pages explain how to use spcp...

Thank you very much
Marco Fontana

I'm sorry jens.

Thanks to you for your previous message and to der for the other...

Thanks to all.
Marco Fontana

My supplier's machine has usb!

Thank you again
Marco

very good del_planer!!! :lol:

Thank you
Marco Fontana

Thank you der_planer...

could you write here, how can I find that file into k2's PC and how can I put it into my pendrive, please?

My supplier has a notebook, also, with the wrong file... and the only right file (i suppose) is into the k2 PC...

Thank you very much, and sorry for my bad english... :cry:
Regards
Marco Fontana

My supplier has FU5, so it'ok!

Thank you all!
Marco Fontana

I've FU4 and not FU5...

Thanks
Marco

Hi Der_Planer,

so if I've FU5 wrote into that cell, I'm sure that k2 works in 5-axis mode...

Thank you very much.
Marco

Hi doug,

how can I activate/deactivate the 5-axis mode when using SPCP?

Attached is what I see with the Jens example.

Thanks.
Marco

Thanks jens!

It could be...

I've contacted the supplier for this.

I hope to solve...

Thank you very much for your help, I'give you a feedback

Regards
Marco

Thank you Doug, Jens,

my supplier sad that he has got a K2-5 but using dietrich and the attached bvn file (from jens), the k2 interface writes out that can't be done.

Here follows the error:

Keine UF5: Kippwinkel nicht möglich (translated from italian).

In english:

no UM5: Angle not possible

It seems not a K2-5... I think.

Thank you very muche for your help
Regards

Marco

Hi all,

could you help me to make the processing (using a K2) that you see in the attached images?

Could you send me a bvn file and a zgb file to send to my supplier, pease?
Of course if this is possible to do...

Thank you very much for your help...
Regards
Marco Fontana

I would like to thank Jens Krause for his help.

Thank you very much, Jens; attached you can see the result of your work (work little for you, I think, but biggest for me).

Regards
Marco Fontana

Hi Thorvald,

Zitat

But those Software on the other hand are only architectural Software, and cannot (I suppose) create machinefiles for CNC kind of machines for timber processing.

Right but, about ArchiCad, with the internal language (GDL) it's easy to write a "macro" that can create that machinefiles for CNC machines.
All depends on Hundegger: if I could have K2 machine's native format I can write it... if the time allows me...

Zitat

Dietrichs is a very good choice

I think so, also.

Zitat

Only missing for the last issue is a bigger database with doors and windows - if you want to show exactly how the house will look like.

Exactly...
I would like an internal language for dietrich's... this can make me make the right decision...

I'm thinking...
Thank you Thorvald

Marco Fontana

Hi Rob,

Zitat

I think there is no choice to make

Zitat

but then I am biased

8O 8O

Zitat

what sort of output you require

Project to show to the customers and CNC (K2) control...

Zitat

I hope you make the right decision

Me too!

Zitat

Let us know how it works out

Of course...

Regards
Marco Fontana

Hi Rob,

Zitat

I have attached an image of a building I recently started working on which shows windows and doors produced from my own library (not the DLM) and roof and wall textures.

Excellent result!

Zitat

If I were you I would get a demo from your local Dietrich's sales people as they will be able to show you a lot more than I can

Roland Troger explains to me some of the features of dietrich's.
He's a very good user, but the time is always the time...
I've asked him to explain the timber functions so I've not other information about architecture modules!

Also a Cadwork sales contacted me to show me his software... Cadwork architecture modules are more complete respect of dietrich's (but less of Archicad) but I think that as a timber frame software dietrich's is better... but the price... :cry:

I rely on dietrich's and less on cadwork, but now with your infos... how can I choose :?

Thank you, Rob.
Regards
Marco Fontana

Rob,

Zitat

It sounds to me like Dietrich's is all you need!!!

Yes... I think so... "but there is always a but"

Zitat

See the attached images for the style of doors and windows available

Saw... not many... :?
In Archicad I've the style visible in the attached images... and other
Isn't there in dietrich's an internal language to expand customizations?

Could you attach an image of your past project where I can see that wall+windows+doors+slabs+roofs, please...? Of course only if this dosn't disturb... 8O

Thank you for all, Rob.

Regards
Marco Fontana

Thank you ROB,

Zitat

Yes, there is a parametric library for door and windows.

This is very good!
Is this library big enough to cover all the cases?

Zitat

You can also create your own library of items but these will have to be for a fixed size of opening.

This is not very good!

If necessary is it possible to make quick changes to the projects to obtain multiple versions of the same projects?

Is it possible to work using graphic command for the auto-function (when dietrich's operates cuts or calculates beam cuts, ecc) or we have to draw only with numerical coordinates?
I hope you can understand my awful description!

So, could I obtain a project like the attached images?

Thank you very very much for your help!

Hi all,

I would like to buy dietrich's, but I don't know if and where I could find a parametric architecture library with doors, windows, slabs, walls, concrete or brick columns, and so on.

I've got a brochure of dietrich's but I can't find that modules.

Is it possible to find or build a parameteric library or the only parametric buildings are roofs and timber wall?

Thank you very much.
Marco Fontana