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Two Speed and Feed for the same tool


BijuGeorge
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Hi all,

 

I have Step drill (Form tool) to drill up to, let us say, 4.5" deep. I want to change (decrease) the speed-Feed when the tool reaches, let us say, 3.5".

 

I am very new to MasterCAM, is there a method to configure two speed feed for an operation Or How can I get this change in speed feed?

 

Another ? is

 

I want to drill holes (1/2" dia 2 Deep) on three faces of block, I want the center drill to create center marks on all the three faces in one go and change the tool to 1/2" Drill and do the drilling. How can I do this in MasterCAM?

 

 

Thanks!

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The quickest way to addresss the change of speed & feed on the drill is to create 2 ops.

 

The 1st op to the depth you want the change to occur. The 2nd one in the same hole but to the final depth at the 2nd set of speeds & feeds. You could set uour R plane on the 2nd op to start where the 1st op ends.

 

To work on different faces the best way is to use T planes for the different faces.

 

If you do a search on setting T planes you should find a great deal of information.

 

HTH

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1) Both the operations uses the same tool and I can specify the speed feed with the tool only, So it is going to use the same value for both the operations. How can I specify Operation specific feed-speed for same tool?

 

2) I do create different Tool Planes for different faces (LEFT, Top, Front etc). But when I post it I get NC code face wise. Do I need to use some special post (custom) to machine multiple faces simultaneously?

 

 

I am new to Master CAM and I am a software programmer automating the creation of hydraulic manifold CAM Model in Mastercam from a CAD Model.

 

Thanks.

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