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Post Processor for Hardinge Conquest 225B Swissturn Lathe


ChrisD
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It is a GE FANUC 18T 6 Axis Swissturn with a subspindle and auxiliary tool slide.

 

Here is some sample code out of the Instruction book:

 

Sample Program#1

 

Second Path MAIN PATH

 

O0001; O0001;

M853; M853;

N50 (COLLET RECHUCK); N50(COLLET RECHUCK

M200; M200;

G28 W0.; T0505 S1000 M13

M201; G1 G99 X-.02 F.002

M1; M21

G300 Z2.35

M22

G4 U.5

Z-.05

G28 U0.

M201

M1

 

I guess this is multi task machining post work.

There are, what I think, sync codes in here...

(M853 etc),

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Well Chris I think you are in what we call custome post land and that is handled by your dealer. I think you can find multi axis post but to be exactly what you are lookign for I think you are going to need to contact them and they can get you to the point you want to be too. I know here come well it is going to cost money but I ask this how much time are you wasting by not having the right tool for the job. It seems like why should I pay extra but unless Mastercam sold it software for about $100,000 a seat no whay they could ever cover every machien and every controller out there.

 

Crazy Millman

 

[ 12-03-2003, 03:21 PM: Message edited by: Millman^Crazy ]

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Ok, Millman just asking. I guess it does hurt to ask.

 

I would be totally willing to work with the dealer on making a post. In the mean time, if there is something in a post that I can do myself with a little help to save a few bucks during a struggling time, then I'll do it.

 

I'll consider the matter closed.

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Mastercam can support programming left and right spindles, top and bottom turrets. What we don't do is graphically assist in the synchronization of the two turrets. Yet.

 

Oh - and we're Chris' dealer, and he used to work for us. I see no foul in the question.

 

[ 12-04-2003, 11:56 AM: Message edited by: Dave Thomson ]

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Thank you Dave and Peter.

 

I didn't mean to go over anyone's heads here. I know Peter and I talked on the phone about the multitask machining module available in the coming months. I just wanted to know if anyone out there had any similar situations and could offer some advice.

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