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What comments are you wanting to recall?
Are you wanting to repeat the comments everytime
this certain probe cycle runs?
I imagine the comments will change from time to time?
I looked over the file, if you use the "Canned Rough", use the stock for outer boundary, and add a line with the 180 deg vector and .35 for length it will produce the desired results. Have you sent this file into Mastercam QC?
I noticed on your file on the FTP, it only goes the extra distance on the last past.
Has it always ran slow?
Or just lately?
I am running the same Drive, been opening up 90 meg files like they are nothing. Since I went to such a animal, I do not even realize how big the files are until I go to back them up.
Real happy with it's performance.
Tony, go into the tool path parameter page where you pick a tool for the operation. Look for a "Planes" button.Click on the "Planes" and where you see the button with the white arrow on it, click that button. It should return you to the graphic screen where you can pick the new origin for that tool path.
Usually I run into this with customers when you have the Axis Combo button is set wrong, or it thinks it's a lower left tool on a upper right spindle, or when you use the "tool angle" settings incorrectly
G32 = box style threading cycle (no support for taper thread) and you need to program the retract and rapid to front of part.
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G0X.95Z.1
G32X1.125Z-.75F.0714
G0X1.25
Z.1
X.94
G32X1.115Z-.75
This should give you tapered threads
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G92 = Box threading cycle (no support for taper thread) returns to
G0X1.25Z.1
G92X1.125Z-.75I-.04F.0714(Iis the radial taper amount)
X1.115
X1.11
X1.1...
This should give you tapered threads
Plate work,X0Y0, center of the plate, Z0, top of stock
Vise work, X0Y0,upper left hand corner,Z0 top of stock
Round work,X0Y0, center line,Z0 top of stock
Fixture work, locator pin some where on the fixture, Z0, a datum ref point
Castings, datum A, then datum B, then datum C(asumming a fixture)
Usually you have to adapt the the way the company has been doing it for a while
There is one here in KC. The post came from Tolland. Had a few tweaks in the posts, but all in all we have worked thru any issues that have risen.Working on a Macturn next week. Post comes from Inhouse, I'll let you know.Been using Mastercam for Millturn machines for the past 7 years. Been very successful with it.
My 2 cents
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