Sheetcam loop sharp corners manual#
Super handy and no more manual jogging/mpg while facing some random part.
and it would create a zig zag facing path to those specs. I recently wrote a facing program for our Onsrud(Fanuc) that the user could input L, W, H, Work Offset, Tool #, Speed, Feed, etc. 002" and the probing would center the offset to the part and negate any differences in width, length, and height. And quite a few programs probed the part for it's location as we held True Position tolerances of. Thus, you would change your work offset in the program header rather than the offset page. Most recurring parts had their own set of Jaws that were located into vises machined to locate them precisely. Macro B is also very cool for the right application!We used G10 with all our programs at the first shop I was at for storing work offsets. You can do soooooo many things with it, and the best I came across was writing datums in the programs, and changing machine config parameters via customized Mcodes, to allow any of my 5 rotary tables, to mount and run on 5 different machines.ĥx different programs, all called via a different Mcode, which would open the PWE, load the specific rotary parameters (motor type, direction etc), then close the PWE.ĭog tag with the specific Mcode tiewrapped to the rotary. Where possible, you can try loop sharp corners, upper right corner of the jet cutting operations dialog. There's a few G08/G05 threads I posted on here 15 years ago, where my machines shook themselves to death with their initial parameter values.Īlthough now std, for Fanuc on a mill, G10. You can use cut rules to slow down on the corners to about 60 of your cut speed. AICC is fine, providing the OEM has configured it!
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