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    HI FRIENDS
    MY MACHINE IS VMC
    IT PRODUCED OF SMTCL COMPANY.
    MODEL : 850 E
    CONTROL : FANUC 0I MATE MD

    WE CHECKED THE COLUMN OF THE MACHINE, AND THEY ARE OK.
    THE COMPANY'S ENGINEER CHANGED THE PARAMETERS (NO.1620) BUT COULD NOT SOLVE TEH PROBLEM.

    PLEASE HELP
    THANKS

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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    Hard to answer without more information:
    Machine / Control info? (What is parameter 1620?)
    Material, cutting conditions, etc.

    First glance, I would have to say this is Z-Axis backlash.



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    WE CHECKED Z AXIS BACK LASH , IT WAS OK.
    THE CONTROL IS FANUC 0I MATE MD
    MACHINE SHAKES WHEN THE TOOL GOES TO THE CORNESR (WHEN THE AXIS CHANGED- X TO Y OR Y TO X)
    IN ALL OF THE MATERIALS WE HAVE THIS PROBLEM

    CUTTING CONDITION :
    TOOL : BALL NOSED 12
    3D OFFSET FINISHING(POWERMILL SOFTWARE)
    SPINDLE 4500
    FEEDRATE 2000
    WITH COOLANT



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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    SAV-CO

    Are you using Nano Smoothing, if your control supports this which it should, then try using it, this is all about how smooth you can get your machine to run, check the runout on your cutter as well

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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    Looks like tuning could be the issue?
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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    Quote Originally Posted by mactec54 View Post
    SAV-CO

    Are you using Nano Smoothing, if your control supports this which it should, then try using it, this is all about how smooth you can get your machine to run, check the runout on your cutter as well
    How can i check nano smoothing?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Al_The_Man View Post
    Looks like tuning could be the issue?
    Al.
    I didnt undestand your q
    Please explain
    Sorry , My english is not very good



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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    Quote Originally Posted by SAV-CO View Post
    How can i check nano smoothing?
    If you can read the PDF I posted it explains how to activate the Nano Smoothing, you do it with G-Codes, if it is active on your machine

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    Hello
    Shaking is produced by exact position stop from one block (G1) point to next block (G1) point. And movments and stops bethween points are small so u got shaking movments. We solved this on some machine using smoothing command ( NC look ahead and dont do exact stop if the angle is smaller in next line than the angle on specific parameter but when it is in position tollerance it jumps without stop to next block etc..) and on some we needed to tweak postprocesor to give G2 or G3 instead of massive G1 code because even a simple circle is generated in hundreds of G1 code (splines) instead of one or two G2 or G3 command.



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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    Are all cuts climb or conventional, or is there a mix? In the first photo, the angle of the "pushback" on the tool changes from one side to the other, so it seems like backlash (X or Y axis) could be a definite contributor.

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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    MY CONTROL DOES NOT SUPPORT "NANO SMOOTHING"



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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    Quote Originally Posted by CroCole View Post
    Hello
    Shaking is produced by exact position stop from one block (G1) point to next block (G1) point. And movments and stops bethween points are small so u got shaking movments. We solved this on some machine using smoothing command ( NC look ahead and dont do exact stop if the angle is smaller in next line than the angle on specific parameter but when it is in position tollerance it jumps without stop to next block etc..) and on some we needed to tweak postprocesor to give G2 or G3 instead of massive G1 code because even a simple circle is generated in hundreds of G1 code (splines) instead of one or two G2 or G3 command.
    IS IT POSSIBLE TO CHANGE SEVERAL G1 CODES TO G2 AND G3 ?
    IN MY PROGRAM I HAVE THIS CODE "G5.1Q1" , THAT IT SAVES ACCURACY IN CORNERS AND...



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    Quote Originally Posted by mcphill View Post
    Are all cuts climb or conventional, or is there a mix? In the first photo, the angle of the "pushback" on the tool changes from one side to the other, so it seems like backlash (X or Y axis) could be a definite contributor.
    ALL CUTS ARE CLIMB , WE CHECKED THE BACKLASHES , THEY WERE OK.



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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    I BUY THIS MACHINE 8 MONTHES AGO, IT DIDNOT HAVE ANY ACCIDENT
    2 WEEKS AGO THE COMPANY'S ENGINEEAR CAME TO OUR WORK PLACE , HE CHANGED SOME PARAMETERS AND TESTED IT
    BUT WE COULD NOT GET ANY SOLOUTION.



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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    Did u try with G08 P1 ( lookahead on ) instead of G05.1 ??? P.s. G08 P0 is to turn lookahead off



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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    Quote Originally Posted by CroCole View Post
    Did u try with G08 P1 ( lookahead on ) instead of G05.1 ??? P.s. G08 P0 is to turn lookahead off
    I TRIED , MY CONTROL DOES NOT SUPPORT THIS CODE(G08 P1)



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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    THERE ISNT ANY BODY THAT EXOERIENCED THIS PROBLEM?



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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    SAV-CO

    How old is your machine, what control is it using, if this is an older machine, this would be normal, to get a finish like this, if your machine is old, Your Encoder counts Per Rev are to low for this type of work

    Look at the Nano control made by Fanuc, this will give you an idea of what is needed for smooth 3D milling like you are doing, there systems start at 10 million counts per rev

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    Default Re: WHO KNOWS THE REASON OF THIS PROBLEM?

    IMO this sounds like a design/integration flaw, for a machine that is only 8mths old and has a Fanuc 0i, which is a relatively new controller, the onus should be on the MTB to come up with an answer.
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