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I.D. oil groove like these?
(larger id of course)
Carr-lane
My first thought would be to use a full rad. top-notch style insert.
MSC Kennametal
you would have to watch the relief angle, I think it is 7-11 deg. which may not be enough.
I just noticed that mr2 won't accept 12d5'2".
mr1 will accept this without spaces, with mr2, I had to input like this: 12d 5' 2" then it worked.
Anybody else notice this?
More accurately, PI = 3.141592653589..etc...etc
(it is actually has no theoretical end and doesn't repeat)
So, rounded off to .0001 would be 3.1416
Small difference, I know.....
P.S. I think the record was 1.24 trillion places , I don't know if there is a new one.
Start by using a bar with a 55 or 35 deg. diamond then define tool and go to the boring bars tab and scroll through the styles until you find "X" that should be what you are looking for
14:30
Desktop (actually under the desk)
Dell optiplex GX270
Pentium 4 @ 2.80 Ghz
512mb ram, not sure of speed
Nvidia GEForce4 MX440 with AGP8X, 64mb memory
Windows XP Pro Version 2002, sp2
Surprised me! With only half a gig of ram, I thought it would take longer.
The post is an x post modified from mplfan.
But, the problem is not happening during posting,
it appears on the toolpath parameters page in the spindle speed and max spindle speed fields.
if changed within the toolpath parameters page, the spindle speed is unaffected by a change in the max spindle speed.
but, when i change the max spindle speed "globally" from the edit selected operations window, the spindle speed will change.
When I use "Edit Common Parameters" and set "Max spindle speed" to 50, it changes the G50 "spindle clamp" to 50 rpm, but also, all CSS speeds above 50 are set to 50.
I do not remember this happening in previous X revs.
Has anyone else seen this?
Thanking you in advance,
The only way I have been able to do it is to draw every cut and use finish passes.
Maybe there is some way using the rough cycles but I have not found it.
In Canned Cycles, I'm not sure but I think that to get another finish pass, you may need another rough pass also.
I am not an expert though, hopefully someone with more knowledge will reply.
Yes, there is.
Look in the post for fs2, find the one that is labeled Decimal,absolute,4/3 place
Ex:
fs2 2 0.4 0.3
___^
remember this number
Then look for fmt and set to the number nedded.
Ex.:
fmt X 2 xabs #X position output
_____^
put number here
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