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Fadal 4th Axis


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I have a rotary toolpath on my Fadal and the feed is extremely slow-any suggestions? I am using the format 1 post. I believe it may be something to do with inverse time??

N190 G0 G90 S4000 M3 E1 X-1.3861 Y0. A22.942N200 H1 Z1.6875N210 Z1.4375N220 G1 Z.6781 F10.N230 X-1.3924 A36.183 F20.N240 X-1.3935 Z.6747 A38.312 F1681.62N250 X-1.3946 Z.6604 A43.584N260 X-1.3906 Z.6475 A47.463N270 X-1.3811 Z.6288 A51.908N280 X-1.3713 Z.6152 A55.52 F1709.81N290 X-1.3581 Z.6023 A59.94 F1767.65N300 X-1.3423 Z.5922 A64.867 F1815.67N310 X-1.325 Z.5859 A70.164 F1852.02
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The G93 code for inverse time feed is not present in you code. 

Have you tried running this on your machine? Is the post, machine, and rotary capable of running in inverse time feed?

 

If your post is compatible then I believe all you should need to do is turn the switch on in the post and it should give you what you need.

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When outputting feed on every line of the A axis rotary code the format is typically deg/min.

If your machine does not use deg/min you can change the output format to in/min or mm/min in the control definition.

To make the unit/min format a default global setting.

- go to settings drop down

- open the machine def

- open the control def

- go to "feed" in the control topics

- set the rotary output to unit/min

 

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