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Help with Drilling Titanium
BBaker3 replied to BBaker3's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
Within .001 TIR, does that seem close? -
Help with Drilling Titanium
BBaker3 replied to BBaker3's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
Within .001 TIR, does that seem close? -
Help with Drilling Titanium
BBaker3 replied to BBaker3's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
Limited in this machine to 2500rpm. I noticed that I really need closer to 4400. As for coolant, no thru the spindle. I am doing a full retract, but only to .05. I will try .25, and throw a short dwell between pecks to insure coolant in the hole. Worst case, I could offload the hole to one of the mills to get more rpm. Thanks a bunch, Barry in St Louis -
Help with Drilling Titanium
BBaker3 replied to BBaker3's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
Ok, will back off on the peck distance. Do you think cobalt parabolic is ok? Barry in St. Louis -
Help with Drilling Titanium
BBaker3 replied to BBaker3's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
Cobalt drill -
.125 dia x .7 Dp Type 2 Titanium CNC Lathe limited to 2500rpm Been running the best with parabolic TiN coated, 10 parts before a pop. Been pecking .1 Need to run 200 holes How about a drill recommendation? Using FSWizard for speed and feed but can't get up to rpm. Thanks, Barry in St Louis
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Oh, He needed my .stl file that I created from his stock. Site would not allow upload of the .stl file, although looks like Scottbro used the same technique but set-up a stock operation first. I think Scottbro did a better job, as there is only a single file to manage. Same result though... Sorry about ver. 9 to the original poster. Good luck, Barry in St Louis ------------Went back and changed my uploaded file to work without the .stl file.--------------
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hey Jay, I think he wants to remove the Wedge? Here's my take on it. Barry in St. Louis PR01 TRACK SAMPLE.mcx-9
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Thanks Neurosis, That's what I was looking for. Barry in St. Louis
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Been playing with your part. I like this toolpath Problem, The difference between operation 3 and 4 is the cut depths entry. Operation 3 clamps the maximum cut depth to -.9, and it works great. Operation 4 should clamp maximum cut depth to -1., but it doesn't. A little help from anyone? Couldn't save in version 7, apologies to the original poster. Barry in St. Louis COLD_END MASTER CURVE_Barry.mcx-9
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I have X9 running on another PC. Maybe I can grab those toolbar settings? Thanks, Barry in St. Louis
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Perfect! That fixed my crashing problem. Now check out my toolbar?
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Was running fine Friday on this PC. Windows 7 Professional, I7, 12Gb Ram, Nvidia Quadro card with 2Gb Fresh Install of X9 from the latest file posted by CNC Software. Splash Screen Then Crash Reporting Click OK Repeats Thanks, Barry in St. Louis
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Awesome tool path! Just trying some of the new 2D High Speed Paths, at the insistence of our local reseller. Thanks to you ajmer, Barry in St Louis
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2d_Tool_Path_Problem.mcx-9 There are two tool paths here. The first is the one that I ran today. It is turned off now. It runs fine, but I would prefer my cut sequence to be different. The second is what I really wanted to run. I like the tool not being surrounded, and it shouldn't have to be. Notice in this tool path, the two .12 external radii are violated during roughing. I am guessing maybe the 2D Blend isn't capable of this cut. Thank you for looking, Barry in St. Louis
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Awesome, yep, Alt+F12. Thanks a bunch, Barry in St Louis
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I just installed this thing on my laptop. No USB open for a mouse, so trying to use it with the touchpad on the laptop. I work on large aircraft parts. The point of origin can typically be hundreds of inches away from the part I am machining. I typically set up WCS for each of the details I am to machine. The rotational center is 0,0,0, I can't find a sequence where I click the part to define the rotational center. If I try Dynamic Rotation the touchpad behaves correctly. Any ideas for me? Thanks, Barry in St. Louis
