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Don S at Barefoot CNC South

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  1. Jim Have you looked at a Faro arm and verisurf?
  2. Jim I am very interested in the position. Email me at home please [email protected]
  3. I think there is some info on the FTP site in the folder: MCX Post stuff
  4. We have Haas VF 8s with trunions (2) Vf 3s with trunion (3) VF 2s (4) Toolroom mills (3) Lathes SL30s with C axis (3) SL20 C axis Toolroom lathe and Haas EC2000 Horizontal with trunion and rotary. We do aircraft work Alum. power generation parts stainless to Haspaloy inconel and so on no real problems we purchase gear driven when possable. With that said you have to keep your feeds within reason. We have excellent service mostly instalation. The Haas dealer is right down the street from us.
  5. I use the automated programming all the time with a faro arm.
  6. Josh quote: For some reason I can't get the debug to work in this post??? Am I doing something wrong? You need to turn it on in the machine and or control deffs also.
  7. Colin show me some code mine was way to many z moves Thanks for looking
  8. Josh welcome to the lathe canned cycle nitemare club lol
  9. Hey all i am getting brain dead I think. Trying to mill slots on a trunion in this part. I have spent all day trying to get it, I have done this before with no problems, any one want to help? file is in X2 folder on ftp site named 223C2447.MCX thanks in advance, need to get this running ASAP.
  10. Pee Wee You could try air instead of coolant also.
  11. I have folders: McamX : McamX2 MR1 I have the latest mr2 sp1 If I uninstall or even change the name of McamX my Mc won't start?
  12. One programmer here (me) 2 shifts JOB SHOP Lathes Haas 3 SL30 with C axis 1 SL20 C axis 1 TL2 TOOLROOM 1 Daewoo 250L Mills Haas 2 VF8s 5 axis 2 VF3s 5 axis 3 VF2s 3 TOOLROOM MILLS 4 AXIS 3 FADALS 1 Haas EC200O HORIZ. 5 AXIS 6 PROTRAK MILLS Wire CHARMILE ROBO 310 CNC OKUMA GRINDER VERISURF AND FARO ARM
  13. Ron code: OPS: PRM_LSTOCK_XFER 13205 Active spindle for stock transfer 13206 Z coordinate on stock to be transferred 13207 Previous Z coordinate on stock to be transferred 13208 Use stock BACK face as init Z position (True/False) 13209 Z coordinate on transferred stock 13210 Source chuck reference position before transfer 13211 Source chuck reference position before transfer 13212 Source chuck reference position after transfer 13213 Source chuck reference position after transfer 13214 Destination chuck reference position before transfer 13215 Destination chuck reference position before transfer 13216 Destination chuck pickoff position 13217 Destination chuck pickoff position 13218 Get final (Lathe) X coordinate from stock (True/False) 13219 Move Cplane origin to new stock position (True/False) 13220 Move Tplane origin to new stock position (True/False) 13221 Transfer geometry also (True/False) 13222 Level to store transferred geometry on 13223 Offset from source geometry level for transferred geometry 13224 Use geolevel (as opposed entity level) (True/False) 13225 Blank original geometry (True/False) 13226 Entity with list of transferred entity IDs 13227 Entity with list of original entity IDs OPS: OP_MISC Custom real / integer parameters PARAMETER REFERENCE / Operation Parameters (10000s) • 277 OPS: PRM_LSTOCK_FLIP 13205 Active spindle for stock to flip 13206 Z coordinate on stock before flip 13207 Previous Z coordinate on stock 13209 Z coordinate on stock after flip 13210 Chuck reference position before flip 13211 Chuck reference position before flip 13212 Chuck reference position after flip 13213 Chuck reference position after flip 13219 Move Cplane origin to new stock position (True/False) 13220 Move Tplane origin to new stock position (True/False) 13221 Transfer geometry also during flip (True/False) 13222 Level to store transferred geometry on 13223 Offset from source geometry level for transferred geometry 13224 Use geolevel [param: 13222] (as opposed entity level) 13225 Blank original geometry (True/False) 13226 Entity with list of transferred geometry entity IDs 13227 Entity with list of original geometry entity IDs OPS: OP_MISC Custom real / integer parameters 278 • MASTERCAM X / Post Parameter Reference OPS: PRM_LBARFEED 13205 Active spindle for stock to barfeed 13206 Z coordinate on stock before barfeed 13207 Previous Z coordinate on stock 13208 Get initial Z position from stock face (True/False) 13209 Z coordinate on stock after barfeed 13210 Chuck reference position before barfeed 13211 Chuck reference position before barfeed 13212 Chuck reference position after barfeed 13213 Chuck reference position after barfeed 13228 Use chuck positions (True/False) 13219 Move Cplane origin to new stock position (True/False) 13220 Move Tplane origin to new stock position (True/False) 13221 Transfer geometry also during barfeed (True/False) 13222 Level to store transferred geometry on 13223 Offset from source geometry level for xfer’d geometry 13224 Use geolevel [param: 13222](as opposed entity level) 13225 Blank original geometry (True/False) 13226 Entity with list of transferred entity id's 13227 Entity with list of original entity id's 13229 Operation type: 0= bar feed, 1 = bar feed with tool as stop, 2 = bar pull 13230 Stock clearance for bar pull 13231 Grip length for bar pull 13232 Use plunge feed rate for approaching stock (True/ False) OPS: OP_MISC Custom real / integer parameters 13233 Tool X position for stop, bar puller PARAMETER REFERENCE / Operation Parameters (10000s) • 279 OPS: PRM_LCHUCK_CLAMP 13205 Active spindle for chuck 13229 Operation type: 0 = clamp, 1 = un-clamp, 2 = reposition 13210 Initial chuck reference position 13211 Initial chuck reference position 13212 Final chuck reference position 13213 Final chuck reference position OPS: OP_MISC Custom real / integer parameters 280 • MASTERCAM X / Post Parameter Reference OPS: PRM_LTAILSTOCK 13234 Operation: true = engage, false = retract 13235 Initial tailstock reference position 13236 Final tailstock reference position 13237 Is initial / final position based on stock position (True/ False) 13238 Is initial position based on tailstock minimum point (True/False) OPS: OP_MISC Custom real / integer parameters PARAMETER REFERENCE / Operation Parameters (10000s) • 281 OPS: PRM_LSTEADYREST 13235 Initial steadyrest reference position (Z) 13236 Initial steadyrest reference position (Z) OPS: OP_MISC Custom real / integer parameters 282 • MASTERCAM X / Post Parameter Reference
  14. Try posting it as 4 axis with the proper config.
  15. you would be moving in Z and X I dont think that would work face drilling.
  16. I do it to but turn on stop on a collision and it will say a crash now and then also when regenerating.
  17. quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The tool libraries weren't updated as there are almost infinite combinations of inserts and holders that can make up lathe tools. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yes this is true, but some of the more common ones need to be added, ID OD undercutting at an angle 45 30 60 degree, Insert drills, Knurling has been around for years not in MC. Also can MC do various types of canned threading infeeds like alternating flank and modified flank,most machines this is a P#? Also why does threading take so long to verify? There are an infinte combinations of end mills and MC is always adding knew styles, It seems like the lathe end is what it is and thats that. The canned rough and finish issues have been around for years. And all the misc ops are great if we had some skeleton code at least one post so we could setup are updated post to use this. This was copied from a past thread

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