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JMahon

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  1. We have something like that it it's more of a sharpener. I need to relieve say a 1/4" shank down to .200. Or make key cutters in house
  2. I haven't looked at the file but I would create the stock model with a tiny ribbon connecting the two pieces of stock, making them actually one piece.
  3. Just set a 5-10% stepover and refer to feed speed wizard app. Works like a charm
  4. I've been trying some full 5 axis paths on our robo but getting very strange moves. All of my 5 axis experience is on a mazak and we used inverse time, programmed at center of rotation... What are you robodrill gurus using?
  5. Would love to hear some more about this. Just getting into full 4-5 axis on the robo.
  6. Select the stock model toolpath, then click toggle toolpath button. In ops manager
  7. Looking for a small surface grinder to relieve endmill shanks. Any suggestions? Right now we either buy a Harvey tool that will reach or stick an endmill in a hand drill and hit it on a grinding wheel... Not so effective when trying to grind a .02 endmill! I was thinking a little surface grinder with a 5c manual spindle (whirly jig)
  8. I believe you have the option for the transform operation to create new toolpaths and geometry.
  9. Not sure what version it started but, opticore and stock models are where the money's at!
  10. That's what I did. Maybe my I'm missing something with the format of my sub. Gonna give it a shot again Monday
  11. Dynamic optirough if your using x9. Chain your stock and pick the entire model for drive. Set your depths let her eat some chips!
  12. Most folks around here have Fanuc wires. Very user friendly. I've also used Sodick and Agie-Charmilles. Sodick or Fanuc were may favorites.
  13. So I tried just adding G05.1Q1R1 and didn't notice any difference. That was with .0002" tolerance and 10/80/10. Went to try .0001" with arc filter off but can't figure out how to read off the card on this control. I've done it on an older control a few years ago but that's not working. Back to the yellow book!
  14. There's a radio button under your chaining menu to pick inside or outside
  15. I run 3 monitors. It seems overkill but it's worth it. I run mastercam graphics on one, plane, levels, and ops manager on the second, and I have my print on the third. I couldn't imagine working on one screen.
  16. It's slightly intricate implant details. Surface finish is actually more important than accuracy on these parts. It's on a robodrill
  17. What options are yall using when surfacing with small (.020") ball mills? I have a hard time understanding the fanuc books. I'm running production at the moment so I can't tinker with it but I would like to speed this thing up a little if possible. It's a 31i B5.
  18. I had some .031" 8 & 12x reach in standard and variable helix geometry. The variable helix outlasted the standard at least 3:1.
  19. + on the Harvey. Make sure u use that variable helix geometry. Makes a HUGE difference in stainless.
  20. I think that could be in your arc/filter tolerance.

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