Tooling set up sheet

[Turnanburn]

Anybody using a good set up sheet they can pass on to me? I am trying to develop some structure in a very unorganized shop by first documenting tooling setups with tool lists, cutter discription, offsest lengths, fixture requirements, etc. If anyone has a good sheet format I would like to see it, thanks.

[Rekd™]

I made this 2 years ago, works great for the most part. Hard to get a picture into a text file though.. :/

code:

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|Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx & Xxxxxxxxx|

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| Haas Setup Sheet |

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Program Name = 040A1

Mastercam Name = xxxxxx REV 1

Company Name = XxXxxxxxxxx

Program Number = O0001

Program Date = 01/30/03

Material Type = ALUMINUM inch - 6061

Work Offset = G54

Stock Size = X 3.7000 Y 3.5000 Z 1.0000

Stock Origin = X-.1 Y0. Z.115 From Part Zero

Part Origin = Z0 on Top, X0 Y0 on Back Right Corner

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Tools:

No. Dia. Fl TLO CRC O'All Len Fl Len Description/Holder

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01 5.0000 3 01 01 3.0000 0.6250 5.00 Face Mill

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02 0.5000 2 02 02 3.0000 2.0000 1/2 FLAT ENDMILL

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03 0.2500 1 03 03 3.0000 2.0000 1/4 CHAMFER MILL

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04 0.1130 2 04 00 3.0000 2.0000 #33 DRILL

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05 0.0625 4 05 05 3.0000 2.0000 1/16 FLAT ENDMILL

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Start to Finish Time: 0 Hrs, 3 Min, 15.17 Sec

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There is one called Mill2.set (which I believe) comes with MC, or is available from the site, that does a very simular one to this. (Wonder where they got the idea for the layout.)

 

[ 02-17-2003, 09:47 AM: Message edited by: Rekd ]

[Brendan P]

I use an autocad format style set up sheet.

For my lathe sheet, I have a bunch of different

lathe tools drawn up and saved seperately.

When I need to describe the holder,I pull it in

as a block.

If you would like to see them,I can e mail them

to you.

Of course you will need autocad to read the file.