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    Mazak G81 Drill cycle

    Gentlemen
    Is there any way to have the G81 or any can cycle with a mazak Fusion 640M control not drill a hole at the first location like on a fanuc or a haas with a H or L argument?


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    I know on the Fanuc OM controls I use at work use K value in stead.

    K= loop repeat, non-modal

    G81 G91 X1. R.05 Z-.073 K5 F4.5
    This line of code will drill five holes 1.00 postive on X from previous hole, G91 incremental.


    G81 G90 X1. Y-1. R.05 Z-.073 K0 F5.
    This line of code will drill no hole on this line but will on the next. However, it will still move the table to X1. Y-1. The machine will pause and move to next hole and start drilling again. Works great on Tap cycle if you do not want to retap a hole when restarting.

    Good Luck


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    It's just a part..... cutter still goes round and round....


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