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Lathe threading approach question.


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I am getting two Z values for my threading cycle. The re-thread cycle puts it out correctly. On re-thread I can specify .5 in the "Acceleration clearance" block and my Z approach is Z.5. I have to fudge this value on the thread cycle. Threading with a compound angle other than zero has always been a problem in MC. Problem seems to have been halfway solved in X3. frown.gif

 

Here is the output I am getting.

 

X.43Z.4991

Z.5

G76P000029Q30R.003

G76X.344Z-.57P230Q100R0.F.03937

 

Anyone know how to eliminate the extra block?

 

Thanks. Dale

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I am getting two Z values for my threading cycle

 

I am not quite sure what you are refering to . Are you getting a different "Z" value output on your approach?

 

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On re-thread I can specify .5 in the "Acceleration clearance" block

Can you not put the same value in on the initial threading pass?

 

Also do you have anything set in the reference point? That might cause you problems.

 

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Z.4991

Is this what you're problem is?

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