The latest version of the Techno Previewer can measure between points. Click the letter M and then two points. You will be presented with the distance in both axes as well as the triangulated distance.
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Thursday, February 28, 2013
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Tip of the Week • Contest Winners!
We at Techno are very proud to announce the Winners of our “Small Investment Big Return” 2012 Video Contest!
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1st Place goes to Clickfold Plastics
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2nd Place goes to Clark Magnet High School
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3rd Place goes to Oxenham Design
Techno’s Judges want to extend their thanks to all those who participated. All of the entries were very impressive. We are flattered by the time and energy everyone put into these videos.
View ALL WINNERS!
New Contest Coming Soon!
View ALL WINNERS!
New Contest Coming Soon!
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Tip of the Week • Storing Multiple Origins
Multiple origins can be stored for running files on your Techno LC, HD, HDS Routers and Plasma Cutters.
This can come in handy if you use a fixture on the table or even if you use a few different sized materials.
This can come in handy if you use a fixture on the table or even if you use a few different sized materials.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
We love our customer’s feedback!
— Have a CNC success story?
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— Have a tip?
We are standing by waiting to hear from all of you!
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Tip of the Week • Skip Function
— LC Equipment Users
Did you Know?
To use the “skip” function, first start your file like normal. Once the file is started, pause it and then hit “skip”. It will ask what percent you want to skip to.
You can’t skip backwards, so if you’re not sure, start a few percent early. You can always skip again. Unfortunately, there really isn’t an accurate way to figure out what percent you need, but sometimes what we do is use the previewer to get a better guess.
The previewer has a progress bar along the bottom as the file is drawn. You can watch it draw slowly and get a better idea of what percent you want to pick up at.
The previewer has a progress bar along the bottom as the file is drawn. You can watch it draw slowly and get a better idea of what percent you want to pick up at.
We hope this helps.
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