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can someone please share a file


Travis B
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What I would like to see is a lathe file with a bar pull with the sub-spindle , then part off , and then transfer sub-spindle home to complete 2nd operation. I did a search on this topic and the best reply was from Glenn Stephens saying he found it best to set up your post to handle most of it. The post I have was supplied by Jimmy Wakeford and seems to do this with a normal slug transfer. I am new to Mastercam Lathe and any help will be appreciated.

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Thanks Harry. Yes the post handles every thing I've thrown at it. I'm just not sure how to go about setting up the bar pull and cut off. I've figured out how to do a slug transfer between chucks with the help of the tutorials. The post uses #500, that you set manually durring set up, for the pick off location and work shift. If anybody has this type of file for any lathe, it would be a big help to me.

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Travis

 

We have a Takisawa TM20 lathe w/Fanuc OT-B

3axis 2 spindle single turret

We machine from bar stock

We machine the front side then synchronous both spindles clamp in a machined dia with the sub-spindle jaws, pull the bar then part it off

Send the sub-spindle home then do the 2nd side to complete the part

 

If this is what you want I can send you one of the MC files.

 

Regarding the post, the whole part off sequence has been mod. By Glenn Stephens

 

All I need is answer these questions

start dia (part-off)

end dia (part-off

Length of the part

Start RPM

The post takes care the rest.

 

(PART-OFF)

N40G20G40G97M45

T0202M16

G28U0V0M31

G0Z.015

M79

M47

G97G98S500M3

G0V-22.M56

G1V-0.1F80.

V-1.5F20.M57

M78

G04X.5

M69

V2.605F20.

M68

G0X2.1M8

G97S500M3

G50S1500

G96S300

G99G1X0.F.003

G28U0V0M9

G0Z14.T0M32

M01

 

I believe this is what Glenn means when he said

"Set up your post to handle most of it"

 

E-mail me if you think I can help you on any way.

 

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HI TRAVIS I work with a Lathe with two spindles

main spindle is C and subspindle is B

Usually what I do is change the - to + for subspindle after I post the program is another option in mastercam for a Subspidle you go to toolpaths,nextmenu, misc osp and then you can use the stock xfer. I hope this can help you

let me know if you have another question

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Sorry I havent responded today its been pretty wild here. Katie, I did get your email. CR thats exactly what I do, but with the Integrex I have to possition the cut off over the part before the sub-spindle move. I'll get With Jimmy next week and let him fix me up. He has been nothing but first class with us.(and Katie too).

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Travis,

What Colombiano said is Ok but why to deal with the sign after posting

(Colombiano arriba Cali, Cali es la berraquera)

 

The post should take care the sign, G02& G03 All I need to do is the stock transfer

I tried different ways doing the transfer but the simple one for me is the following parameters

 

 

set level optiones

Stock position (type the OAL of the part)

Turn on the Construction Origin & Too origin with a value of Zero

All the rest of the values should be zero, all of them

Select the geometry to be trasfer

 

It transfer the back face of the part to the right side of the Z0

 

Hope it make sense

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