Mr. M
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Or if it is similar to a kitagawa chuck and you are doing shorter parts, modify or make a new chip cover with a threaded stop
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I think I won't bother running the rest of the code since you all did. But yeah, post up the high cut settings or you could add them into the program also edit: High cut sample code G131 F500. J1 E.005 (at the beginning of the cut) G130 (cancel at the end) -
And a macro that is running
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I ran the part of the program you put up in the GX I have here to make sure I wasn't missing anything, but it ran just fine.
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Side note, you can just plug in a keyboard and use the print screen function. I will look at this more tomorrow afternoon
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Put up the code if you can or PM me
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I know of a few guys that use the Tormachs for knife making and they seem pleased.
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Is moving an option?
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Infinity Rebuild in Charlotte NC does it I believe
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This was a great intro video to the 5-ax world! Thanks for putting this up!
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Okuma CAS vs Mazatrol Matrix Anti-Collision Software
Mr. M replied to Watcher's topic in Industrial Forum
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Okuma CAS vs Mazatrol Matrix Anti-Collision Software
Mr. M replied to Watcher's topic in Industrial Forum
Can the Nak do real time collision avoidance in all machine modes James? ( not knocking it, just curious as I've used Mazaks attempt and CAS on the okuma's but never used the Nakamura software) -
Thanks
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This means the post has been sent to Okuma Japan and they verified the code that it outputs to be correct for the Okuma machine that the post is made for.
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Correct origin placement on Okuma 800VH 5 axis machine
Mr. M replied to ?Mark's topic in Industrial Forum
Center and top of pallet gets my vote -
Yes, mastercam will give you G-code from an iges file. There are a few inbetween steps though to get it. You have to select the tools, geometry, toolpath type, etc. to tell it what to do
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I did some with about .0003-4 feed using a Jabro endmill a while back and had good success. The Harvey tools wouldn't hold up for even half the time the Jabro's did
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I agree with you 100%! That is almost word for word what I told him, but he still thought maybe I could get him something. I figured I would ask here before I go back just on the off chance someone's got something. This is a lathe BTW
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I have a customer who is asking me for a chart with a rough guideline of tailstock pressure based on the part size. This is not for face driving work, it is barstock in a 3 jaw. I was looking and haven't really found anything. He said he knew it would only be a rough guideline, but it would be nice to have a decent starting point. Do any of you know of any decent charts like this?
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I have one that I use constantly. I have a space pilot for at my office that I got off eBay for $80 or so.
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I don't believe the values in the machine def are used. I remember in X4 setting all that up and then realized it didn't affect it anyhow.
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Work holding isn't a great thing to cheap out on for a new machine. For the lower cost route I would do the Royal Accu-length, they aren't as much as the ATS quick change but work great. The dead length style makes 2nd ops and transfers much easier.
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Ahh, what about making a bronze bushing for on the shank of the reamer?
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I would look at one of the Bayo T-ream reamers from ISCAR. I am not be convinced that a 6in flute would be the way to go. It would be able to walk just as much as a regular one at those lengths.
