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    Exclamation TOOL lenght offset on VMC4020



    Very urgent.....

    HOW to set the tools' offset on the fadal ? Ive red some lines in manual but it is a bit foggy.

    SO if anyone can tell how to do it , it wold be cool. SO i dont want to use tool lenght offsetting with G codes. I want to use the FADAL's table !

    Thanks ! /Or contact me through MSN and or skype //

    AKOS


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    jog the tools 0.100 above the part, hit manual, type SL,1,,do the same for the rest of'm


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    Cool LOL



    Could be that simple ?

    Ill try it tomorrow.

    So this is the syntax :

    tool 1 : sl 1 <enter>
    tool 2 : sl 2 <enter>
    tool 3 : sl 3 <enter>
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    Yo , Denmar !

    Hows weather in CA ?


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    ehhh

    Hmmm...

    Probably im a bit unpro but ill try the simple way first

    Akos

    FADAL VMC4020 HT 1995, Z 28" (if true) , 88HS , 10K rmp , 21 TC geneva /rotary/ , VH-65 (A-axis) ,3ph 400V , metric, NO conveyor, No palette. (+alternative DC AMP)


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    I sent u a PM, here in South cal, very very hot!!!!!


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    using the DT command and the utilities menu IS the simple way to set multiple tools.
    This height setter is nice and VERY economical Pro Touch Off Gage
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    tool setting on fadal HS controller

    I have all main tools/cutters I use setup in the umbrella, and have a couple spare for optioned cutters and drills. I use a tool height setter (which is 50mm high) and set all tools to the table bed using:

    in command prompt:

    press space bar

    press 6

    press 4

    enter the tool number to start setting and then the ending tool number your setting, in sequence of course

    example:
    press 3 for start and 3 for end if you want to set number 3 tool only
    press 1 for start and 5 for end if you want to set tools 1,2,3,4,5 in order





    i then program to the bed. minimised tool setting.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jdtoolmaker View Post
    I have all main tools/cutters I use setup in the umbrella, and have a couple spare for optioned cutters and drills. I use a tool height setter (which is 50mm high) and set all tools to the table bed using:

    in command prompt:

    press space bar

    press 6

    press 4

    enter the tool number to start setting and then the ending tool number your setting, in sequence of course

    example:
    press 3 for start and 3 for end if you want to set number 3 tool only
    press 1 for start and 5 for end if you want to set tools 1,2,3,4,5 in order





    i then program to the bed. minimised tool setting.
    This is my exact method
    Tools 8,9 and 10 are my "option" tools
    Then you just fixture offset the Z when setting up.
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    Angry Not again...

    Yo !

    I must be stupid or something but i cant get it to work.

    Again, may be im overlooked something. But i did set the offsets in the DT table.

    So after this steps i made a M6 T2 command. but it did not stopped before the actual 0 point. How is that possible. Just the first tool was OK for the part's Z 0 .

    Is there a plus command needed ? Or this Offset table only for Gcode prgs ? Or inside the G code prg another command is needed.

    Sorry guys , but i never used this kind a machine. I only changed tools by hand an resetted the Z 0 to the tool.

    AKOS
    FADAL VMC4020 HT 1995, Z 28" (if true) , 88HS , 10K rmp , 21 TC geneva /rotary/ , VH-65 (A-axis) ,3ph 400V , metric, NO conveyor, No palette. (+alternative DC AMP)


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    Make shure the Z axis seats on the Cold Start mark and tne screen reads Zero.
    When typping NO SPACES. Inside your program call that tool with M6T1, H1D1 (D1 if a diameter was entered.
    Remenber; after jogyng thr tool down, type SL,#, the at the ENTER NEX COMMAND, type DT.
    G0G90S3000M3X0Y0E1 (PROGRAM HOME)
    M6T1 (GETS TOOL 1)
    H1D1Z0 (GOES DOWN ABOVE THE PART)
    Z-.5 G1F20. (FEEDS INTO THE PART)


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    WANNA TEST THE TOOL TABLE? HERE!
    asume there is a 1/2 dia End mill in the spindle; jog the head down 5.00, hit manual, at the enter next command type : TO,1,.50,-5.00 PRESS ENTER, NOW TYPE DT.


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