x4 G95 AND G 94 ON TAP ,DRILL

[thanhsonnguyen]

ANYONE HELP WITH DID PROLEM HOW TO TURN OFF POST USING HAAS

N100 G00 G17 G20 G40 G80 G90

N110 T5 M06 ( #49 DRILL)

N120 (MAX - Z2.)

N130 (MIN - Z-.971)

N140 G00 G17 G90 G54 X.601 Y-.194 S5000 M03

N150 G43 H5 Z2. M08 T6

N160 G94

N170 G98 G83 Z-.971 R-.641 Q.03 F10.

N180 Y-1.006

N190 G80 M09

N200 M05

N210 G91 G28 Z0.

N220 M01

N230 T6 M06 ( #2-56 TAPRH)

N240 (MAX - Z2.)

N250 (MIN - Z-.22)

N260 G00 G17 G90 G54 X1.0805 Y-.412 S100 M03

N270 G43 H6 Z2. M08 T5

N280 G95

N290 G98 G84 Z-.22 R.1 F.0179

N300 Y-.788

N310 G80 M09

N320 M05

N330 G91 G28 Z0.

N340 G28 Y0.

N350 M30

[gcode]

make sure mi6 ( on the MISC page) is set to 0

for all operations

 

and open your post and set this

use_pitch : 0 #0 = Use feed for tapping, 1 = Use pitch for tapping

to zero

 

the G94 in at the start of drill cycles should hurt anything

[thanhsonnguyen]

i'm try delte it and it come ok, but don't know have anything later prolem in part not?

if mi6$ = 1 | ((opcode$ = 3 | opcode$ = 16) & drillcyc$ = 3 & use_pitch),

- but it come out g94 same drill how to delte g94

[Colin Gilchrist]

Please contact your reseller.

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

There's nothing wrong with feeding in IPR if your machine supports it. Matter of fact, when I have a gun to my head and I'm forced to tap I use IPR EXCLUSIVELY. I NEVER mess with IPM when tapping.

 

JM2C

[thanhsonnguyen]

ipr that feed takes more longer, i'm ready know how too changer it thanks for you guy help ..., if someone still , try in !feed ..(tap) remove ! ,it shuold be fire

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

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...ipr that feed takes more longer...

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That is incorrect. IPR is going to be the pitch of the tap. You can't go any faster or any slower than that period or your threads will be screwed up. To go faster, you would just increase your spindle speed and no feed calculation is necessary.

 

With feeding in IPM, if you change your feed rate, you need to recalculate and change your spindle speed as well. More room for error IMHO.