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7620
Howdy.. I am modifying my bridgeport milling machine again. I am running a copy of turbocnc. Wanting to install a Opto-22 pamux ac28 parallel address card. It...
ibewgypsie
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Feb 1, 2004
1:30 pm
7621
I am new to the fascinating cnc world and would like some help please. I have converted my old richmond no1 mill for cnc. There is backlash on both the...
martinwendal
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Feb 1, 2004
2:03 pm
7622
Martin, Backlash compensation via software is not, by any means, a robust solution to a machine that has backlash. It is a band-aid at best. When milling ...
Statman Designs, LLC
danstatman
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Feb 1, 2004
2:29 pm
7623
Hi All, I do not have an auto tool changer. I need to change tools by hand and this can throw off all axes. I need to re-home all axes. I need to restart the...
drpdj
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Feb 1, 2004
5:40 pm
7624
Dear Users, I have no experience in G-coding so any body can tell me about G- codes in detail and how I can use these codes in g-code file (G16 Set implicit...
irfan_younis
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Feb 1, 2004
6:20 pm
7625
Hi Phil, I change tools by hand thought I do not have the issues you seem to have with homing. Do you have some switches installed? Maybe I don't have problems...
Owen Lloyd
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Feb 1, 2004
6:51 pm
7626
The problem is, the cutting tool can pull or push the axis by the amount of the backlash. When doing a hole, you can change your approach to compensate for...
John Johnson
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Feb 1, 2004
7:57 pm
7627
Hi Owen, Yes, I have home switches. But the Z is homed by passing current through the tool to a grounded reference of known thickness. When the tool hits the...
drpdj
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Feb 1, 2004
9:35 pm
7628
Hi Owen, Yes, I have home switches. But the Z is homed by passing current through the tool to a grounded reference of known thickness. When the tool hits the...
drpdj
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Feb 1, 2004
9:39 pm
7629
many thanks john i will give that a try. martin uk ... approach ... approach ... 9 ... o'clock. ... cutter ... can ... slack. ... it. ... please. ... backlash ...
martinwendal
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Feb 2, 2004
12:08 am
7630
Since a tool swap generally means that only the Z location changes, have you thought of moving your tool to a known position prior to swapping tools, then...
Carol & Jerry Jankura
jerryjankura
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Feb 2, 2004
3:13 am
7631
I'm with Jerry on this one. It is worth the effort to sort out some form of tool registration system. As I said in my earlier reply to you I calibrate my tools...
David Goadby
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Feb 2, 2004
3:44 am
7632
Hello all - I would like to know if anyone could suggest the best lathe post processor for Mastercam/Turbocnc. thanks for looking Ron...
rsrtooling
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Feb 2, 2004
9:05 pm
7633
This evening while playing around setting up TurboCNC. I input a simple one line code I.E. G00 X4.9792 Y3.3323 Z0.0. Thinking this would send the cutter head...
Neil
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Feb 3, 2004
1:05 am
7634
Neil, I "think" what you wanted was an interpolated move to the final point rather than a fast move. Try: G01 X4.9792 Y3.3323 Z0.0 and see what you get:}) ... ...
Art Eckstein
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Feb 3, 2004
1:57 am
7635
Far as I know G00 drives each axis involved in the move at maximum slew rate. This results in an un-coordinated move where each axis will go up to, but not to...
Tom Benedict
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Feb 3, 2004
2:26 am
7636
Hi, Neil: Your code should send the head in a straight line from the current location to the target that you specified. Rel 3.x does not have any option to...
Carol & Jerry Jankura
jerryjankura
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Feb 3, 2004
3:01 am
7637
... Rel-4 goes either way, depending on how you've configured it. Rel-3 usually makes an interpolated move for G00 at the "max speed" of the lowest axis. --...
Carol & Jerry Jankura
jerryjankura
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Feb 3, 2004
3:09 am
7638
Thank you all for your feedback. This group has been very helpful in my CNC quest. Tool change by hand is a drag with random lengths. If only homing the z...
drpdj
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Feb 3, 2004
4:29 pm
7639
Hello, I recently started experiencing a problem while pocketing that has not been noticed in the past. The issue is when z is at full specified negative...
johnb50002000
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Feb 4, 2004
1:30 am
7640
Try this: Set up a 'sacrificial' touch-off block ( I like aluminum) at exactly the same height as your Z0. (Assuming that Z0 is workpiece 'top-of-steel', you...
Raymond Heckert
samnjanet
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Feb 4, 2004
3:31 am
7641
... Z+?, X?, ... your new ... the new ... that point ... press ... make ... The other nice thing about touching off on metal, is that you can set up a...
cybermace5
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Feb 4, 2004
4:19 am
7642
Thanks again. Yes all input is very helpful. What you describe is almost what I am doing. However I am using the continuity to drive the Z home switch throrugh...
drpdj
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Feb 4, 2004
5:13 pm
7644
I am still trying to dial in a home brew CNC mill (HF mini mill, and hobbyCNC driver). One issue that keeps nagging me is that the movements seem to be ...
davidh92505
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Feb 4, 2004
5:40 pm
7645
I am a 'keep it simple' kinda guy. I use a small hand router that is clamped into position using a concentric clamp which allows vertical adjustment. I...
daniel.d.dangremond@...
dandangremond
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Feb 4, 2004
5:50 pm
7646
OK... I thought about that and gave up before I started... A metal part in a metal vise on the metal table of a metal mill holding a metal tool in it's metal...
Jeff Jones
intenselymellow
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Feb 4, 2004
6:12 pm
7647
John, Your problem is probably backlash. Alas, backlash compensation helps if everything is cutting in all the right directions. But it doesn't actually...
Jeff Jones
intenselymellow
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Feb 4, 2004
6:46 pm
7648
I am machining plastic, but a metal ref (sheet metal) with a thin film of plastic (like tape) would work nicely. Like the post before, I too seem to running a...
drpdj
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Feb 4, 2004
6:59 pm
7649
... Yeah, if you have an actual mill, there's probably going to be continuity anyway. However...if you look in the photos, and around the web at the machines...
cybermace5
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Feb 4, 2004
7:19 pm
7650
Yeah, I guess that'd do it... Hadn't really though of that....
Jeff Jones
intenselymellow
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Feb 4, 2004
8:40 pm
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