Plz help me to come out this problem

[simonpeter]

Dear friends

 

In Mastercam I am facing a problem i,e while posting (MPFAN) 2D circle I am getting R or I J values, I dont have any problem in 2D but i have problem that is while posting tapered hole or tapered bore i am not getting R or I J values , only I am getting all "X Y" coordinates, due to this my program lenght is too big. so, I need like X Y R or X Y I J values. please anybody have FANUC POST processor which will give R or I J values in 3D programming.

pls send to me that post processor to my mail

 

[email protected]

 

thanks

simon peter

[Sunder]

Welcome to the forum

 

have you read the forum guidelines & rules

[Yogesh K. Raman]

quote:

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while posting tapered hole or tapered bore i a

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the problem is not on your post processor. its you did not filter the tool path to come out with arcs.... I don't know what toolpath you're using... search for filter in the help file it does really help.

[DavidB]

+1 Sunder

 

Is your toolpath geom a spline or an arc?

Are you using filter in your toolpaths?

Are you using V9 or X?

 

Welcome and do a search for Thads sticky.

[simonpeter]

I am using Mastercam V9 , this filter option where it will come , i don't know. pls suggest me how to filter toolpaths

[simonpeter]

Dear friend

 

I am very thankfull to suder, yogesh & david for giving an idea to solve my problem. i solved it

once again thanks friends, this mastercam forum bbrought us as friends.

bye

peter

[Guest]

Glad you got your issue straightened out.

 

SO, I can assume then that the request for a :cough: post :cough: has been withdrawn?

[Steve Zirtzman]

Do you have a cold, John?

[Guest]

Allergies

 

 

I'm allergic to post processor requests

 

[simonpeter]

HOE TO FILTER TOOLPATHS IN MASTERCAM X

[mman10]

Simonpeter, this is from the X help files:

 

Filtering is supported for most toolpath types. To turn on toolpath filtering , select the Filter check box in the parameters tab for any toolpath which supports it. To change the filter settings, choose the Filter button and edit the values in the Filter settings dialog box. (There are separate versions of this dialog for Mill/Router and Lathe).

 

For surface toolpaths, filtering is part of the total tolerance feature. Choose the Total tolerance button and edit the values in the Total tolerance settings dialog box.

 

For high speed surface toolpaths, select the Arc Filter / Tolerance page in the Surface Toolpaths dialog box.

 

Much of the toolpath filtering functionality depends on parameters stored in the control definitions. See the Tolerances page for the overall maximum and minimum tolerances which are allowed, and the Arc page to specify in which planes arcs are supported.

[terry5357]

another way to get what he was wanting is a 2-D swept tool path