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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?
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)
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!
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.
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.
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