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Old 03-18-2010, 09:29 PM
 
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Pls. Help Thread Milling on a Doosan 2000sy

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I have tried threadmilling on this 2006 Doosan 2000sy with Fanuc 18i-TB an have had trouble understanding how its done. I have copied a threadmill part of a program from a machining center an im sure this will not work. I will be drilling through a 1" dia on the X axis(drill .512 dia) then threadmill a 9/16-18 .300 deep. using the Z & Y to interpolate. Here is the program I have now. Could one of you fine gentlemen help me with this code. The threadmill is .370 dia with a 18 pitch. I figured the use of G56 would be easier to set-up then trying to mess around with G54 as it's being used for the turning part of the program.
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G56
T1222
M33 S2500 M7 (REV TOOL START)
X0.Y0.
Z.1
G01 Z-.3 F100.
G03 X-.0207 Z-.2861 I-.0103 J0. F4.9
Z-.2306 I.0207 J0.
G01 Z-.2167
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Z.1 F100.
G00 Z.75
M09
M35 (REV TOOL STOP)
G28 U0.
T2300
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How can I see if this control has the 3D helical interpolation opyion turned on, could someone please PM me the parameter to check


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the quickest way is to made simple 3D helical and run it.
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you should be able to program the Y axis in quadrants and do helical / thread milling.
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check out this thread it may help
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=91168
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Talking 9/16-18 Thread

I just saw your post and I am needing to leave work so I do not have time to write out the ramp in ramp out program I am using but I do not see where you are making a big enough circle to make the thread.

My math for your cutter= .5625 Thread minus .370 tool diameter = .1925

.1925 divided by 2 = .09625......... this equals the circle diameter needed to make your tool cut to a .5625 diameter.

or I am totally looking at your program wrong?

My machine positions in the X & Y plane, rapids to the r-plane in Z then feeds to the bottom of the hole and then ramps into the diameter in x-y & z moving ccw out of the hole. My cutter is a .350 diameter and my j = .1063

.5625 - .350 = .2125 / 2 = .10625

I can post more on Monday if you need. Gotto go. later

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