Leon82
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Do you have the filter turned on to make arcs in x and y? It's possible that controlled definition is forcing linear moves
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Usually you would have a g49 above it, then activate the tool offset. It's been a while but on the old shops 2xi we used g5.1q1 but I believe the option was g5.1 P10000 Is it fanuc or their new os
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Does anyone use sandvik 460 drills?
Leon82 replied to Leon82's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
Thanks. I went back to the guring firex for now. I'll look at those -
Does anyone use sandvik 460 drills?
Leon82 replied to Leon82's topic in Machining, Tools, Cutting & Probing
About .005" I put a small spot in and it helped. I changed the drill and lowered the sfm. I'll see if it holds up -
I have an Amazon ender 3 clone
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We are cutting grade 5 titanium and the website says 4000 rpm at 19 ipm for a .177drill. I tried it at 85% of that and it didn't like it. It walked pretty bad. 1 inch deep .177dia 1200psi tsc in a hammer shrink. No peck and no spot drill. It was at 13%load on the mam 72-35v. Anyone use these in titanium before?
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It moves a lot. Let it sit in QC for a while to acclimate
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This is where the circles with lines comes in handy I believe. Use hole axis and get yourself a line
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I think if you you under updates you can pick just the Camplete
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I haven't figured out if you can omit it from a new install
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we have two but one is manual guide i and the other is the new ihmi. but they do the same thing
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plus re machining doesn't respect internal radius
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Best Extended Reach Tools for Milling?
Leon82 replied to [email protected]'s topic in Industrial Forum
i usually use a stub flute and have to step it down -
It has spikes in the red when it starts to grumble. Raising the rpm usually helps
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in the subsequent cycles section under the drill cycles in the post
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I used to work with cranky Hank and he would have .499 .374 ect end mills in his programs. you should see how he adjusted his threadmills
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it rounds the top even with a flat endmill. if the corner were shart technically it would have more material on it than what you set. there is a setting for stock to leave not to round corners in contour. maybe something similar. or a check box in tool path fillet to make sharp
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in the graphics world up and down is Y and z is depth in the monitor view
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Both clamped
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I'm taking relatively light cuts with a 3 flute endmill in aluminum. It starts to rumble and you can see the z load increase. Sometimes it pulls the head down into z excess error servo alarm. Its at 70% load just sitting still with no cutting. It looks like the motor is the same size as the 520
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You might have a license tied up . Ours doesn't even give a warning. It just lets you click on the operations with nothing happening
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I save a copy with the material in the name of I want it saved. Then you pick the one you want they will be relatively close to each other in the library
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is that the guy who was rambling about graphical control of the tool path? i need to re read this thread i missed where it went off the deep end
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trim tool path. supr easy make geometry half the tool bigger t least so it doesn't plunge into stockem
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sometimes you need to draw a custom one and depending where it overlaps you can control the tool entry area so it doesnt need to helix or ramp
