Leon82
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When we were drilling the stuff we used Cobalt drills. It started a squeal so the co-worker hit the reset button. Being a matsuura the spindle just keeps running and the drill welded itself inside the hole
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You can use dynamic with air region. It may have a check box for a finish pass. My smart a## answer would be use a bigger tool
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Old project is easier
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I don't see why they wouldn't work as long as you have a valid axis combination for the selected output
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They gave up on that I think. They ran the wire but I guess decided not to use it
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My yasda post I changed to outputs 6 places and it accepts values of .00001 inches in the misc drill parameters. And with surfacing it was posting 6 place values after I set it to linearize with a super tight step setting. Ran off the card because it would have taken hours getting it on the data server. I made no other changes other than that
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This worked better than I had hoped. But next time I will put more of the finishing on the fixture as when it got thin it rattled a little.
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You can only grind and wire it when it gets to condition 950
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So thats where that job went...lol It's going to shrink.
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I use verify for 3x and Camplete for 5x. Full cimco offers backplot also. I use that to make sure my program I opened will engrave the cereal number I want it too
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65p8888 The 8888 program is G65 p9857 t#518 the base macros has no variables. It calls up the actual macro. -
This was an ots sensor. After the first touch it rapided thru the stylus. Either there was a signal issue or something else went wrong. This is the newest machine and the only difference is you can override the feed on the skip move (parameter 6200skf I believe.
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What if the knob was in-between two positions at the right time?
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Make sure the 3phase power conduit hasn't separated. That happened to us and the wireless communication went haywire
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The Meaning of Probe Calibration in XY
Leon82 replied to mayu's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
Yes. It's taking actual stylus diameter and lag time between the probe strike and the triggering of the skip signal. But but you have data for x minus x plus y minus y plus and vector angles -
Is one of the control defaults set to zigzag?
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I think there may also be a utility to linearize a tool path but don't remember
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Probing Without Locking the Spindle
Leon82 replied to mayu's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
It can calibrate while spinning if there isn't a 180 degree option. you can try incorporate this into the macros at the cost of increased cycle time -
I have done that in complete it's in the rotary tab in the cam wizard.
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Program numbers for Renishaw probing macro software
Leon82 replied to mayu's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
We have one for xy and one for z. The xy one does the xy and also vector calibration. Z is separate as you need the work offset to touch a known point. You don't want it going out of the calibration ring if you have fixtures in the machine it could interfere with -
DMC 125 FD4 mill turn setup
Leon82 replied to CastingGuru's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
We have lathe files and mill files. 3 axis and 5 axis parts are in the same file. On a machine like that I would put it all in one file. But there are times when multiple files are easier. -
Slotmill is kind of like a circlemill for contours maybe
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It prevents regeneration. In the settings you can lock feed rates. This let's you type it into the field in the tool page. Or I always put my feeds in the tool so it never changes.
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Chain a point in center then the diameter. In lead in check start point and exit point. Or circlemill to make life easy
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The 19700 to 19705 parameters have to be set correctly for them to work. The parameter should be labeled so x table position get yourself a mini program to bore two holes 180° apart. Visualize which way you have to shift and move at half of the total indicator reading. Then you can run another part and fine tune it.
