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    Milling interpolation on L20

    I am attempting to interpolate a simple diameter using axial live tool T1300 in a L720 Vlll. The diameter is off center(X.482) and a .102 diameter hole. For some reason it refuses to mill in a circle, I've milled every possible shape except a circle.
    Please tell me this is possible without using G12.1. If so does someone have sample code for such a thing.
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    Use the book

    Maybe not the answer your looking for, but use the example in the manual to get you started.
    too, make sure that your tool pattern is set appropriately and that you've set the Tool Nose Radius values and quadrant.
    If that fails, post your code here.
    Good luck.
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    Yes, you can milll with out 12.1, CAD/CAM will help. The code should be some thing like

    C12.2322X.122
    C12.2822X.124
    C12.3422X.126
    ...........
    The best way to learn is trial error.


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    ok

    i was looking for something more basic such as G17G3X,,Y,,R,, - or G17G3I,,J,,R,,


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    Should be something like this;

    G0X.482Y0Z-.05T##
    G98G1Z####F#####
    G17U-.102
    G3I.051
    G1U.102
    G99G0Z-.05T0


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    Any reason you're not wanting to use G12.1? Just curious.


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    Why use Milling Intrpolation when you have all the axis' available?


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    Quote Originally Posted by cogsman1 View Post
    Why use Milling Intrpolation when you have all the axis' available?
    One reason is that you run out of Y axis stroke for some operations.
    Control the process, not the product!
    Machining is more science than art, master the science and the artistry will be evident.


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