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I have a set of tray panel drawings in PDF that include every dimension, hole position, bend line and tolerance we need. All I’m missing is the actual NC code for my Trumatic 500 punching machine. Using the machine’s standard tool library is fine—nothing special or custom is required—so the task should be straightforward for anyone experienced with Trumpf software or compatible CAM packages such as TruTops or similar. The job is urgent: I’m ready to send the PDFs immediately and I’d like the finished program back today if possible. This is a small run, roughly an hour’s work for the right person, but accuracy is critical; the code must match the toleranced drawings so the first hit on the press is correct. Deliverable: • NC program (properly...

I’m looking for an experienced CNC specialist who can step in and write clean, efficient G-code for a series of milling jobs I have in the pipeline. I already have the CAD models and tool specs; what I need now is someone who can translate those models into optimized toolpaths, ensure proper speeds and feeds, and deliver production-ready code that runs reliably on my machine. Your role will be strictly programming-focused—I’ll handle the physical setup and operation once the code is verified. The parts are aluminium and mild steel, mostly 2.5-D with a few pockets and contours where surface finish is critical. I value concise, well-commented G-code that makes future edits straightforward, and I appreciate suggestions that shorten cycle time without sacrificing tolerance. ...

I need an expert who can dive straight into my finite-state-machine rules and tighten every transition that fires automated orders. The signals originate in TradingView, flow through our existing TS-EL strategy layer, and finally route to our TS execution servers; what’s missing is rock-solid OEX logic sequencing that calls entries and exits at precisely the right state change. Your mission is to examine the current state diagrams, rewrite or refine the conditions that trigger both entry and exit signals, and leave me with a deterministic, test-backed model that my coders can wire up without second-guessing. You should already know how to structure order-execution logic for program trading, be comfortable thinking in discrete states rather than linear indicators, and have a proven f...