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mikechvz

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    Yes, the only difference that I have read about and experienced between the Haas and Fanuc setting is what happens to G52.  

     

    I personally like it in Haas mode because it allows global shifting.  I typically use the G52 as the machine specific distance between the gage line and the reference I have established on my table because of our Zoller presetter.  I then use the part Z offset to contain the parallels and material height if any.  For myself and my team, the numbers have more meaning and it is a little easier to trouble shoot when I did something wrong during programming.

     

    Kind regards.

    Clarence 

     

    this is exactly what im talkin about.  thanks everyone, great help

  2. It depends on setting 33.

     

    Do you have probing on the machines?

     

    If yes, the G52 will not be a global offset to the other work offsets because setting 33 is Fanuc.  When the reset or cycle start buttons are pressed, all the values ins G52 will go to 0.

     

    If no, change setting 33 to Haas and G52 will hold the values and apply the values to all of you other work offset.

     

    Setting 33 can also be Yasnac, and G52 will be another work offset like G54, G55, etc.

     

    The inspection plus macros supplied by Renishaw require that setting 33 be in Fanuc mode.

     

    Kind regards.

    Clarence

     

    no sir we do not have the probing on this machine, and I do not want the Yasnac settings.

     

    is the difference between HAAS and Facuc setting in 33 just that the fanuc setting goes back to ZERO in the offsets?

  3. howdy

    for the past 8 years ive only worked on DAEWOO and DOOSAN machines with FANUC controls of course. I recently took a new job, and they have all HAAS. When I used the FANUC there was G54, G55, G56 etc.

     

    Above my G54 setting was a "shift offset 000" where if I wanted to offset my Y +.010 all I had to do was put .010 into the y coordinate instead of adding +.010 into the G54 and changing my TRUE origin. On the HAAS I see there are G54 G55 and so on, but also a G52. do I have to change my actual G54? is there a world coordinate offset that I can make incremental offsets instead?

  4. just had our IT help with an admin install/upgrade to X8 .  im setting up some custom colors and my mouse settings, etc.  but all the normal key moves like alt+s and alt+a etc. aren't doing their commands, theyre just opening the solids and analyze dropdowns from the top toolbar.   

     

    never have had this issue with the other versions.  Suggestions?

     

    thanks in advance

  5. those 4 holes are 1.160 dia. the 2 center ones are spaced 4.0 inches from each other edge to edge. ive worked on holes and bores that were partially blocked but they were very small diameters and it wasnt 4 that need to be concentric.

     

    Does anyone have a tool/setup suggestion or experience with something similar.

     

    the 2 outer holes are also partially blocked by the 45 degree wall nexto it also

     

    thanks in advance

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  6. we use a KENNAMETAL NPT thread mill insert with a KENNAMETAL NPT tapered insert holder. i set to the major diameter and work my wear offset into that, it works great when we start from the top and thread mill helical from top to bottom. Last time we ran this tool, it was on a brass job for about 3000 parts with 3 different NPT outside threads, and we only had to offset it a few times by tenths .000x

  7. idk if im asking this in the right forum, but has anyone else experienced this alarm? Just re positioned our machine in the shop this morning, and when we powered it back on, i cant reference the z axis.....

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  8. +1000

     

    Also, how about the ability to change the text color in the operations manager using individual colors. Some of my files have 300 operations and sometimes it would be nice to designate what operations are roughing vs finishing, and so on using different colors.

     

    now this interests me

  9. if you cant allow for a .005" rad then you are out of luck, as

    solid works and space claim can only get a .27 rad with out erroring

    put the .005 rad in and it can do it

     

    space claim allow's you to remove the .005 rad (SW does not)

     

    Do you want an .stp file of any of these?

     

    this one with the edges instead of the rad is perfect. Space Claim? im unfamiliar with this

  10. if you cant allow for a .005" rad then you are out of luck, as

    solid works and space claim can only get a .27 rad with out erroring

    put the .005 rad in and it can do it

     

    space claim allow's you to remove the .005 rad (SW does not)

     

    Do you want an .stp file of any of these?

     

    man THIS right here is exactly what i need!!! thank you sir, and yes please

  11. i just uploaded a file to the X4 files folder named 'Radius Challenge".

     

    i marked all the edges in red that im having difficulty with. They all need to have a .313 rad, but i cant get them to work together? any help is greatly appreciated. Ive tried a few different ways but its to the point where i think im confusing my self somewhere. thanks in advance, any suggestions?

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