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Mach Discussion => General Mach Discussion => Topic started by: bbcnc on June 09, 2014, 02:09:47 AM
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just realized my first post on this forum was in the wrong spot..Hoping this is a better spot..I tried to lock the first one
I am relatively new to the world of cnc but have been figuring it out by reading and such for awhile. I can turn pretty accurately and wanted to start practicing threading. I was having issues with the threading wizard giving me a feed rate error so I moved me Z axis velocity to 75 (which is its max). I do not get the feed rate error anymore but when I go to run the program, it just jabs my tool into the middle of the stock. I am pretty familiar with setting up tools and such so i dont think the error is there..I have attached my numbers and g-code to see if someone can help me figure out where my error is out
thanks
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Can you attach your xml please as it will help me see how you have things set up.
Hood
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I think this is correct. Many of the values are made on my best guess, my manufacturer kinda bailed on me
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Ok first thing to do is go to Config menu then Ports and Pins then Spindle Setup and choose the Use Spindle Feedback in Sync mode.
See if that helps.
Hood
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That did'nt help although I feel I am getting closer to the source of the issue. When using simple thread wizard and going to run in, I tell the wizard I am using tool 4. Once I start the program my dRO changes from the offset for tool 4, to something else. I am not sure what offset it resorts to but it isnt the one I set up for my threading tool
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Wondering if it could be your M6 End macro, make sure it doesnt have anything in it as that is meant for Mills.
Hood