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mroy0404

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  1. Hi guy's, I have created a tool library and would like to fill my 48 tool carousel with all the tools used on a regular basis. It would be nice if mastercam x9 would know which tools are loaded on the machine and which pocket the are located.

    I have attached a photo with the button Load tool on machine, it seems to not function on my computer. How do I get this button to function?

    post-9674-0-53485700-1483300278_thumb.png

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  2. Thanks for all the replies guys.

     

    I ended up using a 1/4" ballnose end mill with 5 Axis flow toolpath locked to 4 axis and follow surface pattern for the cut parameter. What really helped was to extrud the tooth profile in sections (8 sections to be exact) this created 8 separate surfaces to control toolpaths and depth of cuts. I first created a roughing program leaving .100 on walls and .025 on floor.

    The finishing program ran smoothly at 1 hr 30 minutes cycle time with about 18000 lines of code!

     

    Thanks again for all your replies

  3. Thanks for the reply CJep

     

    I have the pattern surface applied,   the problem really is the tool wants to follow the surface down the surface than back up the second angle. this leaves way to much material for the endmill. Could there be a way to make the tool take depth cuts roughing out the worm in steps?

     

     

     

     

    worm%20gear_zps4h3iqo8y.png

  4. Hi Guys

     

     

    I have drawn this worm gear and would like to machine it on a Doosan 2000sy with live tooling and y axis.   In mastercam what toolpath would be best using the live tooling with a 1/4" ballnose end mill.  Can a C axis tool path read from a solid model? I have tried using mill muti axis flow tool path with the best results, but the dam tool only wants to feed down one angle then back up the second angle, this causes way to much material for the cutter. could there be a tool path that would cut multi pass's for the width then step down to clear all the material first?

     

     

    The gear is 5" dia  x 1.25 pitch. 

     

     

    Any help would be great

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  5. Hi Guys

     

    At work im running a 2006 Doosan 2000sy 6 axis lathe with a Fanuc 18i-TB control. When I post (from mastercam x6 with MPLmaster post) a face drilling cycle for the sub spindle the code comes out like this.

     

     

    (TOOL - 1 OFFSET - 19)

    (#7 DRILL)

    (C-AXIS FACE DRILL)

    G55

    T0919

    G17G98

    M135

    G0A45.

    G0X3.875Y0.Z-.25M8

    G97S3000M33

    G83Z.45R.15Q1000F6.M189

    A-45.Q1000

    A0.Q1000

    A165.Q1000

    A75.Q1000

    A120.Q1000

    A-75.Q1000

    A-165.Q1000

    A-120.Q1000

    G80

    M9

    M190

    G28U0.V0.W0.H0.M35

    T0100

    M30

     

     

    This puts the machine in alarm. I figure its the M189. If I add M389 before the G83 drill cycle and add M189 to every drill point and close the section of code with M289 all seems to work properly. The code below works perfectly. My question, is it possible to make the mplmaster post processor output the M389 just before the G83 cycle and output M289 after the G80 statment.

    Just to be clear

     

    M189 = Sub Spindle full brake

    M190 = Sub Spindle brake release

     

     

     

    (TOOL - 4 OFFSET - 4)

    (15/32" DRILL)

    G55

    T0404

    G17G99

    M135

    M7

    G0A0.

    G0Y0.Z-.25 M389

    X3.5

    G97S2000M33

    Z.865

    G83Z1.34R0.F.008M189

    X4.5A-12.M189

    X3.5A-24.M189

    X4.5A-36.M189

    X3.5A-48.M189

    X4.5A-60.M189

    X3.5A-72.M189

    X4.5A-84.M189

    X3.5A-96.M189

    X4.5A-108.M189

    X3.5A-120.M189

    X4.5A-132.M189

    X3.5A-144.M189

    X4.5A-156.M189

    X3.5A-168.M189

    X4.5A-180.M189

    X3.5A-192.M189

    X4.5A-204.M189

    X3.5A-216.M189

    X4.5A-228.M189

    X3.5A-240.M189

    X4.5A-252.M189

    X3.5A-264.M189

    X4.5A-276.M189

    X3.5A-288.M189

    X4.5A-300.M189

    X3.5A-312.M189

    X4.5A-324.M189

    X3.5A-336.M189

    X4.5A-348.M189

    G80

    Z-.25

    M289

    M9

    M190

    M35

    G28U0.V0.

    M01

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  6. Hi Guys

     

    At work im running a 2006 Doosan 2000sy 6 axis lathe with a Fanuc 18i-TB control. When I post (from mastercam x6 with MPLmaster post) a face drilling cycle for the sub spindle the code comes out like this.

     

     

    (TOOL - 1 OFFSET - 19)

    (#7 DRILL)

    (C-AXIS FACE DRILL)

    G55

    T0919

    G17G98

    M135

    G0A45.

    G0X3.875Y0.Z-.25M8

    G97S3000M33

    G83Z.45R.15Q1000F6.M189

    A-45.Q1000

    A0.Q1000

    A165.Q1000

    A75.Q1000

    A120.Q1000

    A-75.Q1000

    A-165.Q1000

    A-120.Q1000

    G80

    M9

    M190

    G28U0.V0.W0.H0.M35

    T0100

    M30

     

     

    This puts the machine in alarm. I figure its the M189. If I add M389 before the G83 drill cycle and add M189 to every drill point and close the section of code with M289 all seems to work properly. The code below works perfectly. My question, is it possible to make the mplmaster post processor output the M389 just before the G83 cycle and output M289 after the G80 statment.

    Just to be clear

     

    M189 = Sub Spindle full brake

    M190 = Sub Spindle brake release

     

     

     

    (TOOL - 4 OFFSET - 4)

    (15/32" DRILL)

    G55

    T0404

    G17G99

    M135

    M7

    G0A0.

    G0Y0.Z-.25 M389

    X3.5

    G97S2000M33

    Z.865

    G83Z1.34R0.F.008M189

    X4.5A-12.M189

    X3.5A-24.M189

    X4.5A-36.M189

    X3.5A-48.M189

    X4.5A-60.M189

    X3.5A-72.M189

    X4.5A-84.M189

    X3.5A-96.M189

    X4.5A-108.M189

    X3.5A-120.M189

    X4.5A-132.M189

    X3.5A-144.M189

    X4.5A-156.M189

    X3.5A-168.M189

    X4.5A-180.M189

    X3.5A-192.M189

    X4.5A-204.M189

    X3.5A-216.M189

    X4.5A-228.M189

    X3.5A-240.M189

    X4.5A-252.M189

    X3.5A-264.M189

    X4.5A-276.M189

    X3.5A-288.M189

    X4.5A-300.M189

    X3.5A-312.M189

    X4.5A-324.M189

    X3.5A-336.M189

    X4.5A-348.M189

    G80

    Z-.25

    M289

    M9

    M190

    M35

    G28U0.V0.

    M01

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  7. Hi Guys

     

    At work I use Mastercam X6 lathe with MPL master for a post processor. I find myself always editing the G0 X0. Z.25 rapid moves at the begining of all tool operations. Is there an easy fix to make the lathe rapid in a dog leg fashion. I need the program to output like this.

     

    G0 Z.25

    X0.

     

    thanks for your help

  8. Hello Guys

     

     

    Im using X5 and all my rad's that need to be machined in the Sub Spindle seem to be reversed in the verify, and in backplot simulation all looks to be ok. It more less looks to be changing the rads into large chamfers.The contour has not changed at all just the tool path is out of wack, Has anyone seen this problem before??

     

     

    Radproblem2.jpg

     

    Radproblem3.jpg

     

    Radprorblem1.jpg

  9. I am using X3 with mplmaster, the thread output is not proper no matter what changes I have made in mastercam. The G76 P011660 cuts the thread all crappy like, when I change the P011660 to P011629 the threads come out very nice.

     

    Do you guys think it could be the post that needs changing to get the P011629 to output instead of G76 P011660???

     

     

    Mplmaster output now

     

    G76 P011660 Q20 R.002

    G76 X.3073 Z.85 P338 Q100 R0. F.0625

     

    What I really need to have output

     

    G76 P011629 Q20 R.002

    G76 X.3073 Z.85 P338 Q100 R0. F.0625

     

     

     

    Thanks in advance guys for all the help!!

     

    Mike Roy in Canada

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