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    dmu 50 rotate B i C

    Hi, does detail machined on 5 sides in a vise is not set in the axis of the table. As a program like this doll. There is only small but.
    DMU50 machine with the axes B and C, indexed.
    In the time after treatment, say the right side or B 90 as I want to manipulate the left side is the easiest way to turn the C 180. Unfortunately, the error angle crashes allowed. I have to put a B-axis to 0, just turn the table, C = 180 and B = 90

    What to do when B = 90 to rotate about the axis C

    Here's an example program


    Here's an example program

    0 BEGIN PGM 2_STR MM
    1 BLK FORM 0.1 Z X-50 Y-50 Z-26
    2 BLK FORM 0.2 X 50 Y 50 Z 0
    3 247 CYCL DEF ~ SET PKT.BAZ
    Q339 = +10; NO POINT OF REFERENCE
    4;
    5 FMAX TURN RESET PLANE
    6 CYCL DEF 7.0 BASE POINT
    7 CYCL DEF 7.1 X 0
    8 CYCL DEF 7.2 Y 0
    9 CYCL DEF 7.3 Z 0
    10;
    11 * - Turnover TABLE POSITION 1
    12 PLANE RELATIVE SPC 90 FMAX SEQ TURN-TABLE ROT
    13 PLANE RELATIVE SPB 90 FMAX SEQ TURN TABLE + ROT
    14;
    15 CYCL DEF 7.0 BASE POINT
    16 CYCL DEF 7.1 Z 15
    17 * - 5.5 ROUTING THE M6
    18 TOOL CALL 32 Z S14000 F1000
    19 L X 17 Y 0 R0 FMAX M13
    20 CYCL DEF 252 CHOOSING WHEEL ~
    21 CYCL CALL M13
    22;
    23 CYCL DEF 7.0 BASE POINT
    24 CYCL DEF 7.1 Z 15
    25 * - Chamfer THE THREAD
    TOOL CALL 76 Z S14000 F1000
    27 L X 17 Y 0 R0 FMAX M13
    28 CYCL DEF 200 DRILLING ~
    29 CYCL CALL M13
    30;
    31 CYCL DEF 7.0 BASE POINT
    32 CYCL DEF 7.1 Z 15
    33 * - WYGNIATAK M6
    34 TOOL CALL 71 Z F700 S700
    35 L X 17 Y 0 R0 FMAX M13
    36 CYCL DEF 207 E GS-THREADED NEW ~
    37 CYCL CALL M13
    38 TOOL CALL 8 Z S1000 F1000
    39;
    40 TURN RESET PLANE FMAX
    41 CYCL DEF 7.0 BASE POINT
    42 CYCL DEF 7.1 X 0
    43 CYCL DEF 7.2 Y 0
    44 CYCL DEF 7.3 Z 0
    45;
    46 * - Turnover TABLE POSITION 2
    47 PLANE RELATIVE SPC 0 FMAX SEQ TURN-TABLE ROT
    48 PLANE RELATIVE SPB 90 FMAX SEQ TURN TABLE + ROT
    49;
    50 CYCL DEF 7.0 BASE POINT
    51 CYCL DEF 7.1 Z 15
    52 * - 16.2 MILLING SIDE 1
    53 TOOL CALL 8 Z S14000 F2000
    54 L X 17 Y-1 R0 FMAX M13
    55 CYCL DEF 252 CHOOSING WHEEL ~
    56 CYCL CALL M13
    57 L Z 150 R0 FMAX M5 M9
    58 L X-150 FMAX
    59;
    60 TURN RESET PLANE FMAX
    61 CYCL DEF 7.0 BASE POINT
    62 CYCL DEF 7.1 X 0
    63 CYCL DEF 7.2 Y 0
    64 CYCL DEF 7.3 Z 0
    65;
    66 * - Turnover TABLE POSITION 3
    67 PLANE RELATIVE SPC 180 FMAX SEQ TURN-TABLE ROT
    68 PLANE RELATIVE SPB 90 FMAX SEQ TURN TABLE + ROT
    69;
    70 CYCL DEF 7.0 BASE POINT
    71 CYCL DEF 7.1 Z 15
    72 * - MILLING BOK 2 16.2
    73 TOOL CALL 8 Z S14000 F2000
    74 L X 17 Y 1 R0 FMAX M13
    75 CYCL DEF 252 CHOOSING WHEEL ~
    76 CYCL CALL M13
    77 L Z 150 R0 FMAX M5 M9
    78 L X-150 FMAX
    79;
    80 TURN RESET PLANE FMAX
    81 CYCL DEF 7.0 BASE POINT
    82 CYCL DEF 7.1 X 0
    83 CYCL DEF 7.2 Y 0
    84 CYCL DEF 7.3 Z 0
    85;
    86 * - MILLING 16.2 H = 30
    87 TOOL CALL 8 of S14000 F2000
    88 L X +0 Y-1.5 R0 FMAX M13
    89 CYCL DEF 252 CHOOSING WHEEL ~
    90 CYCL CALL M13
    91;
    92 * - POCKET MILLING 12 H = 22
    93 TOOL CALL 32 From S14000 F1000
    94 L X-6 Y 8.6 R0 FMAX M13
    95 CYCL DEF 251 ~ RECTANGULAR POCKET
    96 CYCL CALL M13
    97 L Z 150 R0 FMAX
    98 L X-300 R0 FMAX
    99;
    100 M30
    101 END PGM 2_STR MM


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    Managed to find a solution to my problem. Here's the solution

    Called to replace the incremental features PLANE RELATIVE I think the most simple function PLANE SPATIAL where we give the spatial angles and acting always absolutely.

    So looking from the front of the machine:
    right side (direction X +):
    SPATIAL PLANE 90 SPA SPB SPC 0 0 FMAX SEQ TURN TABLE + ROT
    left side (X-direction):
    SPATIAL PLANE 0 SPA SPB SPC-90 0 FMAX SEQ TURN TABLE + ROT
    Front (towards Y +):
    PLANE SPATIAL-90 SPA SPB SPC 0 0 FMAX SEQ TURN TABLE + ROT
    rear (Y-direction):
    SPATIAL PLANE 90 SPA SPB SPC 0 0 FMAX SEQ TURN TABLE + ROT

    and the same just a different way:
    right side (direction X +):
    SPATIAL PLANE 90 SPA SPB SPC 0 0 FMAX SEQ TURN TABLE + ROT
    left side (X-direction):
    SPATIAL PLANE 0 SPA SPB SPC 180 90 SEQ + FMAX TURN TABLE ROT
    Front (towards Y +):
    SPATIAL PLANE 0 SPA SPB SPC 90 90 FMAX SEQ TURN TABLE + ROT
    rear (Y-direction):
    SPATIAL PLANE 0 SPA SPB SPC-90-90 TURN TABLE FMAX SEQ + ROT
    the second method, the XY axis directions of the gradients in all directions are the same


    SPB-''90''-never mind that the head does not rotate B to''-'', or not the axis A, it's about turning the coordinate system property of the axes of the table and not physical, they are automatically set to the desired position the kinematics of the machine.


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