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Hi guys, Recently i've have to mill different sizes of eliptical holes, does anyone have a program, in heidenhain preferably, that only involves altering the length and width of the elipse. It would save me a bit of time and hassle loading from a computer into the machine each time! Thanks for any help. |
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| One of the members has shared a small program to do something similar. Sorry don't recall the member or the specific title - but it was a followup in a thread, "Milling a Sphere", I believe - -- Hope that helps. Jim
__________________ Experience is the BEST Teacher. Is that why it usually arrives in a shower of sparks, flash of light, loud bang, a cloud of smoke, AND -- a BILL to pay? You usually get it -- just after you need it. |
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| I don't know if this will help... This is written for emc2 http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emc...Sample_ellipse sam |
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| Some simple macro B stuff. Remove the #104 line and the G68 and G69 lines if your control dones not do rotation. Code: G0X0Y0 #100=0.5(X RADIUS) #101=2.0(Y RADIUS) #102=1(ANGLE STEP) #104=15.0(ROTATE PATTERN) (****************) #103=-1(COUNTER) G68X0Y0R#104 G1G41X[#100*COS[#103]] Y[#101*SIN[#103]] D1 F10.0 WHILE [#103 LE 360] DO1 G1X[#100*COS[#103]] Y[#101*SIN[#103]] F10.0 #103=#103+#102 END1 G1G40X0Y0 G69 |
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| Kiwi - I am still looking to mill a rugby ball! Any luck on that code? Thanks for popping in - I forgot that you were the guy! How could I do THAT?! Pretty ordinary - eh? Jim
__________________ Experience is the BEST Teacher. Is that why it usually arrives in a shower of sparks, flash of light, loud bang, a cloud of smoke, AND -- a BILL to pay? You usually get it -- just after you need it. |
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| Jim I posted the program for a ellipsoid to the other thread just a few days ago. http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showth...719#post411719 You are slipping in your old age ;-) |
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| Quick way is to simply set the axis scaling (assuming you have that feature) of one axis to 200% and do a circle (G2/G3) - instant elipse! Only problem with this is the cutter radius. If it's very fine cutter and/or you don't need absolute perfect accuracy, then it may not be a problem. CRC generally will stuff up when done like this, so if you use this method, probably best to use fine cutter and leave CRC off. |
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| thanks for all the replies guys i'll have a go at andre bs program, but hopefully altering it to heidenhain. Kiwi your generator is great but i'd prefer to use the same program only having to alter the x and y dinensions. |
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