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the tool length measuring device is not working according to some failure, so i have to get a new one from the supplier, this will take some days. now all i want is : how to measure the tool length offset manually without any devices ?? control is Fanuc 0imc thank you all |
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| Measure the Height of the tool setter when it is pushed down for contact. Use that as a reference point for all your tools. Then perhaps your active programs will work without modification on the depths. Some shops just touch off the work surface and set the tool length there. But your current programs will not work as the depth of cut will be way off.
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| sorry i did not understand !!! you mean that i shall have a reference point out side the work piece instead of the touch sensor device (because it's now outside the machine) then do what ?? i need the procedure but step by step in order to understand. thank you all |
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HELLO TO ALL, WE ARE HAVING LITZHITECH M/C WITH MITSUBISHI CONTROLER-MELDOS64. TODAY THE SPINDEL HEAD BANG THE BED BECAUSE THE Z SETTING IS WROUNG. AFTER THAT THE TOOL CNT CHANGE, WHEN THE THING HAPPEN THE M/C IN T1. IF I CHANGE THE TOOL IT GIVE (ARM OVERTIME) ERROR. PLES SOME ONE HELP ME FOR THIS.......... THANKS, ARUN.G |
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| Dear Boots, sorry for disturbance you, but suppose that i have 3 different tools , and i will consider the work piece surface is the reference point, now i will make zero return in Z axis, so the machine coordinate is Z=0 then shall i make each tool touch the reference point (work piece surface) then take the value and input it in tool offset table now, which value shall i put in offset table?? (i mean relative or machine ??) and when i want to use T1 as example, shall i type : G54 G43 T1 H1 Z0 ; ?? |
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| It's ok to ask more questions ...as most of us are glad to help. When you touch your work surface with tool number 1, look at Machine position in the Z direction. This will be your tool length for tool number 1. Depending on how far you move the machine this number could be -508mm (-20.0 inches) . Do all your tools the same way. In your work offset page for G54 position the top of your work should be your Z 0.0 position. To verify you are correct in MDI input G0 G54 G43 T1 H1 Z0 . The tool should come down to the work surface. To get your tool to cut you will need a minus (-) number to go below your work surface. All program moves to cut will be in the minus direction. I hope this makes sence to you. Use your feed override button to slow down the machine so you don't crash if you have made a mistake. then shall i make each tool touch the reference point (work piece surface) then take the value and input it in tool offset table ? YES
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| ok Boots, thanks for your help i have one more question ![]() now tool number 1 at -508.00 at machine coordinates, so i will take this value and input it in G54 (work piece offset) (i.e Z -508.00) and in the tool offset page, the tool offset for tool number 1 will be 0, so when i Type G0 G54 G43 T1 H1 Z0; it will come to the work piece surface. now for tool number 2 : suppose that the machine coordinates shows -400.00 (when tool number 2 is in touch with work piece), what shall be the number in tool offset page for tool number 2 ?? i do not want to edit G54 value for this new tool (because i have several tools in the same program) |
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| now tool number 1 at -508.00 at machine coordinates, so i will take this value and input it in G54 (work piece offset) (i.e Z -508.00) ]No. This number goes into your offset page for tool number 1. now for tool number 2 : suppose that the machine coordinates shows -400.00 (when tool number 2 is in touch with work piece), what shall be the number in tool offset page for tool number 2 ?? -400.00 The G54 Work offset Z should be 0.0
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| So if you go into MDI and input G0 G54 G43 T1 H1 Z0; it will come to the work piece surface. Because the machine will look at the offset for H1 and move in the Z direction the amount you have stored there (-508.00)
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