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lowcountrycamo

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  1. Tool life will be tough, as you are only cutting with the end.  I use a 3/8 .5loc 5flt from imco for things like that.   They are cheap.  Also  ti that thin always warps so you might have to face both sides first.  That is what kills you on run times with jobs like these.

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  2. I would like to probe a diameter.  Save that diameter to a variable.  Then probe a z and subtract that z from half that diameter.  Basically I want to probe the top of a round and shift z to the center.  I use the easy set CALL O9023 macros and there is a shift var.  If is where Fanuc Macro B I understand that language somewhat.

     

    thanks,

    steve austin

  3. 47 minutes ago, lowcountrycamo said:

    I have a quick check list I use before posting:

    I post a .set file to check my wcs and t planes, rpm and feed.

    i take a second look at clearance height.

    on trunnion mills I focus on rotations. Then I mass edit for coolant and misc no. 

    I also use the compare function in verify and set tolerance to + - .003. 

    I do not have vericut yet but will soon.

    any one have something similar. 

    Thanks,  Steve Austin 

    Yes I have had that happen.  Good one to add.

  4. I have a quick check list I use before posting:

    I post a .set file to check my wcs and t planes, rpm and feed.

    i take a second look at clearance height.

    on trunnion mills I focus on rotations. Then I mass edit for coolant and misc no. 

    I also use the compare function in verify and set tolerance to + - .003. 

    I do not have vericut yet but will soon.

    any one have something similar. 

    Thanks,  Steve Austin 

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