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    Default G41/G42 Post question

    Simple question that I can't seem to find an answer to.

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    I'm profiling a part and I turn system comp off and Machine comp G41 on. Why doesn't a "D" and a G41 appear in the program after I post it? Fanuc 11M

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    Default Re: G41/G42 Post question

    Really needs you to upload a copy of your Post Processor to get it right.

    Normally most PPs default to not having Cutter Compensation active, look in your PP at Blocks 2,3 and 4 for the line n,cc or n,force_cc

    Possibly should look a bit like the PP shown below which is a Fanuc 0M PP.


    2. Start of file Standard
    "(PROGRAM NAME - ",prog_name,")"
    "(POST - ",machine_make,machine_model,")"
    "(DATE - ",output_date,")"
    "(TIME - ",output_time,")"
    user_comment_1
    user_comment_2
    user_comment_3
    user_comment_4
    user_comment_5
    user_comment_6
    user_comment_7
    user_comment_8
    user_comment_9
    user_comment_10
    user_comment_11
    user_comment_12
    user_comment_13
    user_comment_14
    user_comment_15
    " "
    n,absolute_coord,cancel_drill_cycle,"G40",inch_mod e,"G17"
    " "
    n,rapid_move,incremental_coord,"G28","Z0."
    n,rapid_move,incremental_coord,"G28","X0.","Y0."
    " "
    system_comment
    feature_name_comment
    " "
    n,t,"M06"
    n,s,spindle_on
    n,rapid_move,absolute_coord,work_coord,force_x,xr, force_y,yr,rotary_xyr_angle,
    n,rapid_move,length_offset,coolant_on
    output_rotary_angle
    n,cc

    3. Tool change
    n,coolant_off
    n,spindle_off
    n,rapid_move,incremental_coord,"G28","Z0."
    n,optional_stop
    " "
    system_comment
    feature_name_comment
    " "
    n_forced,t,"M06"
    n,s,spindle_on
    n,rapid_move,absolute_coord,work_coord,force_x,xr, force_y,yr,rotary_xyr_angle,
    n,rapid_move,length_offset,coolant_on
    output_rotary_angle
    n,cc

    4. Null tool change
    " "
    system_comment
    feature_name_comment
    " "
    n,s
    n,rapid_move,force_x,xr,force_y,yr,rotary_xyr_angl e,
    output_rotary_angle
    n,cc

    [COLOR="#000000"]It might need a d_offset inserting as well so it may need to be something like :-

    n,d_offset,cc

    but I would try just using the line n,cc first

    Hope that`s of some help

    Regards
    Rob
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    Default Re: G41/G42 Post question

    Thanks very much Rob. I followed your instructions and next I will prove out at the shop. Here is a screenshot showing the "D" and "G41"

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    Default Re: G41/G42 Post question

    Quote Originally Posted by stude8 View Post
    Thanks very much Rob. I followed your instructions and next I will prove out at the shop. Here is a screenshot showing the "D" and "G41"
    Code looks fine Drake, as long as the Fanuc control has the Tool Offsets screen correctly set then that code should call up the tool offset OK

    Not familiar with Fanuc 11M so not able to help with the settings

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    Default Re: G41/G42 Post question

    Drake,

    Did you provide a lead in/out other than vertical?



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    Default Re: G41/G42 Post question

    Sean I always do when manually programming with G41/G42, but for some reason the Bobcad program is with the Z axis. I haven't been able to get to the shop for 2 days because of a blizzard and will try it as soon as I can. I found it interesting.
    Thanks,
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    Default Re: G41/G42 Post question

    Drake,

    You should be able to see an area for selecting lead in/out. I have attached a picture showing what it looks like, its in the new version, but same general area in V25.

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    Default Re: G41/G42 Post question

    Sean you've been very helpful. As soon as I picked a parallel lead in of 1 inch the G41 and "D" were put where I'm used to seeing them. Many thanks.
    Drake



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