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| Merlin201314:
Pandora's box has landed in the wrong place, this is an open source forum, so there's no chance....... :med: :headbang: |
| tom osselton:
Still the file folder could be named " do not open box " the electrics should have it anyways. |
| Merlin201314:
Ok guys.... good news about the G-Code compatibility, As i work with Visi19 Cam, the generated G-code is for a Fanuc machine, or can be changed for other Fanuc models, never the less is still complicated. So i generated a simple square 3 axis interpolated toolpath (Is the orange path in the toolpath-1 picture). Then generated the .NC G-code, wich is quite long :palm: . (attached as a .txt file if someone want to give it a look) just rename the .txt to .NC and load on a usb pendrive. I just deleted 3 "strange" codes at the beginning of the file as they do not exist in the MMCNC language, just left the spindle on and speed setup, deleted the tool change, and .......... IT WORKS!!!! I have to say, i am impressed how the 3 axis are interpolated, very smooth, no material left or glitch in the path. So clearly it can work if we find the way to add some more G-command to the library (with associated routine of course). Any comment is fully apreciated Regards |
| Merlin201314:
:Doh: PS. The tool is a 4 mm ballmill, it won't go deep more than 4mm, so is safe to try if you want to. the toolpath is just the orange one, is not the full pocket, the gray part is untouched by the tool and has to be considered solid part. Just to be clear Cheers |
| Merlin201314:
Hy all, just come across this one..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Pi-ramLLSo |
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