No Mazak people out there?

Try this instead pcanceldc$ #Cancel canned drill cycle pbld, n$, "test", e$ pbld, n$, "test", e$ pbld, n$, "test", e$ result = newfs(9, feed) result = newfs(three, zinc) result = nwadrs(strq, peck1$) z$ = initht$ if cuttype = one, prv_zia = initht$ + (rotdia$/two) else, prv_zia = initht$ pxyzcout !zabs, !zinc prv_gcode$ = zero pcan N120 T5 M6 N130 G0 G90 G54 X1.4766 Y.778 A0. S1069 M3 N140 G43 H5 Z.1 N150 M8 N160 G99 G81 Z-.125 R.1 F1.1 N170 X2.9715 Y1.1653 N180 X3.5344 Y-.3659 N190 X2.2271 Y-.608 N200 test N210 test N220 test N230 G80 N240 M5 N250 G91 G28 Z0. M9 N260 A0. N270 M01 N280 T4 M6 N290 G0 G90 G54 X1.4766 Y.778 A0. S534 M3 N300 G43 H4 Z.1 N310 M8 N320 G99 G83 Z-.6602 R.1 Q.125 F4.3 N330 X2.9715 Y1.1653 N340 X3.5344 Y-.3659 N350 X2.2271 Y-.608 N360 test N370 test N380 test N390 G80 N400 M5 N410 G91 G28 Z0. M9 N420 A0. N430 M01 N440 T22 M6 N450 G0 G90 G54 X1.4766 Y.778 A0. S534 M3 N460 G43 H22 Z.1 N470 M8 N480 G99 G83 Z-.51 R.1 Q.125 F41.1 N490 X2.9715 Y1.1653 N500 X3.5344 Y-.3659 N510 X2.2271 Y-.608 N520 test N530 test N540 test N550 G80 N560 M5 N570 G91 G28 Z0. M9 N580 G28 X0. Y0. A0. N590 M30 %

I'll have to play with it some more I believe you may want to move it to where the post outputs the G80 code

Open your post in the mastercam editor. Serach for pdrill pdrill$ #Canned Drill Cycle pdrlcommonb pcan1, pbld, n$, *sgdrlref, *sgdrill, pxout, pyout, pfzout, pcout, prdrlout, dwell$, *feed, strcantext, e$ pcom_movea*************************************************add after this line your code with quotaions pbld, n$, "##################", e$ pbld, n$, "S5000 M4", e$ pbld, n$, "G4 P1", e$ pbld, n$ ,"##################", e$ The quotation will insert your lines as is all the time every time

Open the post with the mastercams editor. Do a search for pheader and edit as follows. pheader$ #Start of file sav_spc = spaces$ spaces$ = 0 "'",*progno$,"'", e$ *****************************(add qoutation mark apostrophy quotation mark, *progno$, qoutation mark apostrophy quotation mark, A # sign is used to ignore an entire line, you should end up with this result 'O150282' (PROGRAM NAME - 150282) (DATE - JAN. 25 2013 TIME - 7:15 PM) G20 (TOOL - 10 OFFSET - 10) (80 DEGREE TRIGON .032R INSERT - CNMG-432) G28 U0. W0. G0 T1010 G97 S225 M03 G0 X3.4 Z.005

Hello all, I have programmed many machines (Lathes and Mills) in the past that would allow subroutines (Local) to be included in the main program, either above or below the main program. I am new to the Mazak and was wondering if my machine allows this programming method. I hate using separate files for subprogam call. I have a Mazak Nexus 640t. Also, my machine is not running the g84 tap cycle as a typical lathe would run. When I run the canned cycle the tool approaches the part and feeds in to depth but the spindle does not reverse and the tool remains at Z depth. Any thoughts on this, be happy to hear..

I agree, I have never had to scale the tool either, just draw the tool to its radial dimension and it should output an exact cutter. Maybe the scaling affects sizing the tool within the tool params page for different size cutters. Great job on the pics Rotary Ninja HHHoooooooooooooooooooowwwaaaaaaaaa

I don't think so, when I need specific data output I just use the manual entry function under the toolpath menu. This will output any command you want. Very nice functionality.

Are you even able to tap? I am new to Mazak and had to use live tooling to tap a hole down the center. my code was simple G84 but the machine acted like it didn't want to run the canned cycle. The tap went in but the spindle kept turning and the tap just reamed out the hole at final depth with no m4 to retract the tool. G0 X0 Z.1 G84 G99 Z-.5 R0.0 F.0555 g80 did I miss anything or is the Mazak code different than that code in the manual?

Good to know. Thanks

Yea there should be a check box for stock cleanup. Just turn it off. And yes, use the cutoff option under the lathe toolpaths. Here you can have total contol over parting tool actions. Very nice feature.