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    work offsets

    i have a bridgeport torq cut 30 with a dx32 control running with a subplate. the question i have is what is the best way to set work offsets i do not have alot of machine expeirience so leahmans terms would be nice right now everything is set off the TLO with a gage block and i want to set the g54-59 to the 6 different stock sizes we run

    thanks in advance

    scott
    Haas VM3 (new baby)
    Bridgeport TorqCut 30 with a DX32 Control (old stepchild)


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    Quote Originally Posted by porkchop21 View Post
    i have a bridgeport torq cut 30 with a dx32 control running with a subplate. the question i have is what is the best way to set work offsets i do not have alot of machine expeirience so leahmans terms would be nice right now everything is set off the TLO with a gage block and i want to set the g54-59 to the 6 different stock sizes we run

    thanks in advance

    scott
    I set my Z datum to the top of the vise base where material will sit. Then, offset the Z axis in your part program. For example, lets say I am machining 1/2" thick material sitting on 1.5" high parallels. I offset the Z axis 2" before the first tool change. Then G96 offset cancel just before M2/M22.


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