You're a wizard, I'd never figure all that out. I'm amazed that you taught yourself how to do all of this all on your own.
@AndrewBoraas
5 жыл бұрын
be careful, that inp. c. button just enters the 'relative' dro's numbers, you can zero/origin that dro from the positions page by hit Z then origin. Places ive been will have the 'relative' zero'd when the z is home(it should match the 'machine' dro ) so the tool offsets are the distance from z home down to that plane from the tool setter that is 3 inches above the table. And the z for the work offsets will be the distance to the programmed z zero of the part from that 3 inch plane. measured with and indicator in the spindle zero'd on a 3 inch gage block on the table then jogged over the programmed z surface.
@JakeHobobackKnives
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks man, Ill try to wrap my head around that!
@JakeHobobackKnives
4 жыл бұрын
Mind sharing a video on how this works?
@williamblumer2
5 жыл бұрын
I have never seen a Fanuc controller configured like that. You should be able to locate in the manuals how to set your parameters to execute a M06 tool change without sending the Z home first. Also that -.2121 number you got for the initial tool length offset was the difference between the length of tool 1 and the tool you were measuring. Most controllers are setup so you put the actual length of the tool being used in your tool length offset. The machine uses a G90 combined with your Z work offset and tool length to determine where the tip of the tool is in space. I don't know if any of this helps but I figured I would put my two cents in.
@JakeHobobackKnives
4 жыл бұрын
Im a little thick:) lol, but somehow my freight train personality makes things work! Ill think your thoughts over and see how I can implement
@JakeHobobackKnives
4 жыл бұрын
Mind sharing a video on how this works?
@williamblumer2
4 жыл бұрын
I don't consider myself an expert by any stretch but I've ran and programmed Fanuc controllers for over twenty years. It's been 7 years since I ran a Kitamura so I'm a little rusty on their specific nuances. I think your offset configuration may depend on the offset package that was installed by the manufacturer. It may be as simple as finding how to change your offset display to accept the actual length of the tool. I do recall some Kitamuras having a glitch in one of the tool retention sensors that won't allow some of them to perform a tool change without sending Z home first. I would love to post a video for you but in order for me to properly walk you through any of this I would have to record doing it at my job and with the type of work I do my employer would be very displeased.
@williamblumer2
4 жыл бұрын
It appears that your offset configuration is much like a lathe, having one "master tool" and the rest are calculated from it. I would say as long as your not experiencing any problems with your finished parts then keep doing things the way you are. There are some advantages to using the actual tool length as your offset but in your particular application it may not be necessary. Plus if it's what you're use to and it works then it's what I would stick with. Sorry my comments have been so long winded, my brain works in bits and pieces.
@DTechnology-jm5du
2 ай бұрын
hello bro. i'm also have an cnc machine , it's like your machine.... do you have manual data file of this machine. can you send me the part list data an manual data . thanks.
@baonamnguyen7184
Жыл бұрын
Please help me, can you send to me sram for this machine.
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