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Getting g74 on boring g85 cycle.


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Not sure why I am getting g74 instead of a g85. Hoping it is something simple but I am not sure.

 

Posted cycle

G94
G98 G74 Z-.85 R.1 F30.
G80
G55 X0. Y-9.936 Z.1
G98 G74 Z-.85 R.1 F30.
G80
M09

 

 

The post debugger show it going here.

pbore1$          #Canned Bore #1 Cycle
      pdrlcommonb
      pcan1, pbld, n$, *sgdrlref, *sgdrill, pdrlxy, pfzout, pcout, pindexdrl,
        prdrlout, [if dwell$, *dwell$], *feed, strcantext, e$
      pcom_movea
 

 

bore #1 shows correct g85

sg85    : "G85"      #bore #1    - no dwell 
sg85d   : "G89"      #bore #1    - with dwell 

BORE 1.jpg

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Search for sgdrill in the post. That will take you to the string select table for the drill cycles. G74 is normally for one of the tap cycles, just above the bore cycles. Make sure Bore 1 has the string G85 associated with it.

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4 hours ago, ahaslam said:

What post are you using? Something isn't updating right. Can you post the full array of the sgdrill that shows the fstrsel? My first thought is that maybe the count got messed up somewhere.

You nailed it. I added a new g84 call out. Since the brothers use g77. I like to keep the original programming and add a line, then block the original Line with the '#' I forgot to add that in the pst code. Thank you very much. Post works perfect for drilling again.

 

 

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