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I have a DragonCut AIO from CandCNC. *Just* got it up and running. LPG/Oxy torch on it for now, home built table, 60x120 cut space. Cut some slat supports for the table, super simple: begin cut, slit, move along X-Axis 3", slit, repeat. Cut just fine. Now the problem.... Trying to cut some *simple* 3.5" squares with a 3/8" radius on all 4 corners. Should be easy, right? problem is, the torch head keeps diving randomly into workpiece. Seems to usually be at the end of the radius, just starting on straight-away, however no rhyme or reason... Getting very frustrated with it, don't know if it's my machine, my g-code, etc. I don't really think that it's my code, but don't know where to begin troubleshooting. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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| Dear, I think that problem in your circuit, if you build it own, please send its drawng, I will try to solve your problem. saghirecho@yahoo.com |
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| Just a wild guess sounds like your Z is retracting in the wrong direction(or doing a touch off in the wrong z direction) .. do you have the z axis set up properly to home or touch off correctly in the settings of your g code program be it mach3 or what not ![]() Also is the anti dive switch on? (just read that as a problem somewhere ...do not quote me |
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| N0340 G01 Y7.2800 Z0.6250 F20.0 N0350 G02 X0.9050 Y7.6850 Z0.62500 I0.4050 J-0.0000 F20.0 N0360 G01 X3.6550 Z0.6250 F20.0 N0370 G02 X4.0600 Y7.2800 Z0.62500 I0.0000 J-0.4050 F20.0 N0380 G01 Y4.5300 Z0.6250 F20.0 N0390 G03 X4.4650 Y4.1250 Z0.62500 I0.4050 J0.0000 F20.0 N0400 G01 X7.2150 Z0.6250 F20.0 N0410 G03 X7.6200 Y4.5300 Z0.62500 I-0.0000 J0.4050 F20.0 N0420 G01 Y7.2800 Z0.6250 F20.0 Not much to it, really quite simple. Seems to happen randomly at the end of some of the arcs. Like I said in original post, no rhyme or reason that I can see to why it's happening, completely random. I ran it through a dry (torch not lit) run, never dove once. Then it seemed like it would dive maybe every three, sometimes every single time. |
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| Can you delete all but the first F20 (feed speed) and try that? I just looked at some of my oxy code and I only add more than one F if I am changing speeds for varying thickness. It may be what is troubling your torch. Aren't those problems annoying? WSS
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Sir, In looking at your first line, G1 Y7.628 Z.625 F20: This is linear interpolation: in moving Y 7.628 you are asking for Z to move +.625 ??? I don't understand why there is any Z motion command with oxyfuel cutting? Usually the operator manually controls the height by looking at the torch(es). Is your code incremental or absolute? Regards, JCC |
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| Hadn't thought of that, just figured sheetcam knew what it was doing outputting code, but then again computers are only as smart as the operator. I'll try that tomorrow and see if it helps. Thanks for the idea, and yes, those type of problems are VERY annoying |
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I could control the height manually, but why not get everything figured out so I don't HAVE to babysit the machine all the time? Code is all absolute. |
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| Here's a copy of my code... was working okay, lost the cut, picked it back up, then torch took a dive about line 0340. Re-referenced Z axis to get right height, started over. Got to line 0300, took a dive 4 times in a row, same spot every time. Ideas anyone? N0000 (Filename: bar caps3.tap) N0010 (Post processor: Mach3.scpost) N0020 (Date: 28/03/2011) N0030 G20 (Units: Inches) N0040 G40 G90 G91.1 N0050 F1 N0060 (Part: bar caps) N0070 (Operation: No Offset, 0, T2: Flame, 0.06 in kerf) N0080 (Flame, 0.06 in kerf) N0090 T2 M06 G43 H2 N0091 M09 N0100 G00 Z2.0000 N0110 X4.0300 Y0.2800 N0111 Z0.7500 N0112 M08 N0113 G04 P25 N0120 Z1.5000 N0121 M09 N0122 M07 N0120 Z1.5000 N0130 G01 Z0.7500 F15.0 N0140 Y0.7520 F20 N0150 G02 X3.6550 Y0.5000 Z0.62500 I-0.3750 J0.1530 N0160 G01 X0.9050 N0170 G02 X0.5000 Y0.9050 Z0.62500 I0.0000 J0.4050 N0180 G01 Y3.6550 N0190 G02 X0.9050 Y4.0600 Z0.62500 I0.4050 J-0.0000 N0200 G01 X3.6550 N0210 G02 X4.0600 Y3.6550 Z0.62500 I0.0000 J-0.4050 N0220 G01 Y0.9050 N0230 G03 X4.4650 Y0.5000 Z0.62500 I0.4050 J0.0000 N0240 G01 X7.2150 N0250 G03 X7.6200 Y0.9050 Z0.62500 I-0.0000 J0.4050 N0260 G01 Y3.6550 N0270 G03 X7.2150 Y4.0600 Z0.62500 I-0.4050 J-0.0000 N0280 G01 X4.4650 N0290 G03 X4.0900 Y3.8080 Z0.62500 I0.0000 J-0.4050 N0300 G01 X4.0300 Y4.3770 N0310 G02 X3.6550 Y4.1250 Z0.7500 I-0.3750 J0.1530 N0320 G01 X0.9050 N0330 G02 X0.5000 Y4.5300 Z0.7500 I0.0000 J0.4050 N0340 G01 Y7.2800 N0350 G02 X0.9050 Y7.6850 Z0.7500 I0.4050 J-0.0000 N0360 G01 X3.6550 N0370 G02 X4.0600 Y7.2800 Z0.7500 I0.0000 J-0.4050 N0380 G01 Y4.5300 N0390 G03 X4.4650 Y4.1250 Z0.7500 I0.4050 J0.0000 N0400 G01 X7.2150 N0410 G03 X7.6200 Y4.5300 Z0.7500 I-0.0000 J0.4050 N0420 G01 Y7.2800 N0430 G03 X7.2150 Y7.6850 Z0.7500 I-0.4050 J-0.0000 N0440 G01 X4.4650 N0450 G03 X4.0900 Y7.4330 Z0.7500 I0.0000 J-0.4050 N0460 G01 X4.0300 Y8.0020 |
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