Problem- I messed up big time

[Deuce]

I started making 2.875" x .875" slotters w/ 1.250", shank this was one of the weirdest setups i've ever done. My boss had me use a piece of crap spacer for indexing the part. it took about a day to prove the program out and run one side, my programer told me to do one pocket at a time on all the slotters. So when we switched to the other side we can move offsets and ease in to it. When we switched from the back pockets to the front pockets we had to put in whole new offsets and prove it out yet again. and some how i didnt move my Y in enough and could've swore up and down that i did but they came out 2.940" instead of 2.875" like the back pockets. but the TIR from the back pocket to back pocket was about .002" and front to front was about .003" from back to front was between .025" - .030" depending on the pocket. I had made about 10 on the manual lathe and then we swithed over to the cnc to finish them and now all but 1 are scrap and theres not a damn thing to can do to save them.

[JROM]

That post made no sense at all. could not figure out what you were trying to make.
Or how you killed it.

[neilw20]

I have no idea what you did(n't) make either.

[DareBee]

Can you explain that in Canadian for me?

[Khalid]

Ohhh...My God...What a great job u were doing manually...You must learn CNC before spoiling ur work pieces...You know the power of CNC out of control..
Sad for u........

[Deuce]

I was making a 2.875 T-slot cutter and i messed up somewhere in my math.

I understand how yall cant figure out how i messed up but how can you not know what i'm talkin about?

[neilw20]

We live in a 3D world, with time as a 4th and you keep giving us 1 or 2 dimensions and what could be inferred as a piece of algebra. A subcutaneous equation could occur due to a cutter radius being divided by the hypothetical arc which it produced (twice I think) ??

[handlewanker]

One photo is worth a thousand trillion hundred words, trust me....
Ian.