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    Unhappy Fanuc 18m for a Quickmill 3 axis gantry machining center

    Hello all, I'm new to this forum and was hoping for a little assistance. I am drilling about 6 inches of stainless steel baffle stock and with the available inserts for the drill body I'm using it is causing a heavy chip load about halfway through the stock, regardless of my feeds and speeds. I would like to use multiple dwells on each hole and was wondering if this is possible and if so how to program it in. Thanks for any help.


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    Talking programming

    If you have the print send it to me and I will program using a g04 after each z- move peck drill but with go4 after each peck write back with more info.






    ps If you need any thing programmed just give me a call or e-mail I have my own cad software I dont charge much ha hahahahaha


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    Hello all, I've Fanuc 21M on Excel CNC machine. Now, I can't use it for RS232 interfacing, because of lsk message. Please give good reply to me.


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