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any chance you could do a sample file showing exactly how you do it .i would love to get the machine to handle more of the deburring would make for a simpler life and neater components.
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could it be the arc center points which are showing where the fillets are?
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THEN YOUR ORIGINAL MACRO IS ALLMOST RIGHT JUST THE X START POINT AND THE Z DEPTH NEED CHANGED
G65 P9811 X-2.9 S1 WILL SET G54 X ZERO +2.9 FROM THE SURFACE THE PROBE TOUCHS OFF
T20 M6 (select tool probe)
G54 x-3.2 Y0
G43 H20 Z3.5
G65 P9832
G65 P9810 Z.5
G65 P9810 Z-.5 F10.
G65 P9811 X-2.9 S1
G65 P9810 Z3.5
G65 P9833
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in that case this will get you what you want
T20 M6 (select tool probe)
G54 x-3.2 Y0
G43 H20 Z3.5
G65 P9832
G65 P9810 Z.5 F10. (PROTECTED MOVE ABOVE MATERIAL)
G65 P9812 X5.8 R.2 Z-.5 S1 (PROBE AND SET X DATUM IN CENTER OF YOUR MATERIAL)
G65 P9810 Z3.5
G65 P9833
THIS CYCLE PROBES BOTH SIDES IN X AND SETS THE DATUM IN THE CENTER OF THE MATERIAL
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where are your datums set from ,assuming your datums are x & y center of your part & z bottom face.
T20 M6 (select tool probe)
G54 x-3.2 Y0
G43 H20 Z3.5
G65 P9832
G65 P9810 Z1.5
G65 P9811 X-2.9 S1
G65 P9810 Z3.5
G65 P9833
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change the g40 line from x1. y.5 to x1. y1.
i don't think the position you are leaving the tool in before the g40 line
allows for any movement to cancel the cutter comp
you would normally comp on at 90 degrees to the first x feed move
and comp off 90 degrees to the last x feed move as it stands any value other than zero in the t1 diameter
offset would force a -90 degree move when you try to comp off
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change the g40 line from x1. y.5 to x1. y1.
i don't think the position you are leaving the tool in before the g40 line
allows for any movement to cancel the cutter comp
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What country are you in?
england
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Have you tried In-House Solutions? That's a pretty straight-forward 5 axis machine.
no i think they are still dealing with the local reseller
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hi
my compny are having problems finding a full 5 axis post for this machine the one we have works fine on 3 & 4 axis work but not 5 axis.
the boss is running out of patience(been trying for 16months) & is thinking about dumping mastercam for delcam powermill as they do have a working post for mazak vtc800 30sr machines .i would prefer to stick with mastercam i anyone using mastercam to successfully progam these machinesfor 5 axis work
Multiaxis Deburr toolpath issues
in Industrial Forum
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thanks to everyone who has contributed to this thread looking foreward to learning a lot from the sample files and information posted .