centre of rotation of B axis and C axis

[PRINT_FX]

I got this horizontal 5 axis with B and C axis, C axis is seating perpendicular on B axis [horizontal table] , the centre of rotation of C axis is off [2 millimetres] in relation to the B axis [horizontal table], two millimetres is nothing but for some works that we do, it is a big deal...

where is the proper place on matercam to input the difference?

WCS origin?
Machine definition file?

thank you guys and happy christmas

[tranhaitrung]

Could you show in geometric? I don't understand!

[brandou10l]

that should be changed in the machine definition, when the machine configuration manager pops up goto the machine configuration window, right click on a or b axis and select properties you should see the fields for axis center of rotation

[PRINT_FX]

Originally Posted by brandou10l that should be changed in the machine definition, when the machine configuration manager pops up goto the machine configuration window, right click on a or b axis and select properties you should see the fields for axis center of rotation

hi,
I changed that on machine defenitions but the code outputs the same..
theres no changes at all...
I don't understande ...
can you think of anything else?

thank you...

[ak762]

Originally Posted by PRINT_FX where is the proper place on matercam to input the difference?

It can be in different places and very depend what post you run.
Check misc. reals tab in OP or open post and read comments there

Happy christmas!

[PRINT_FX]

Originally Posted by ak762 It can be in different places and very depend what post you run. Check misc. reals tab in OP or open post and read comments there Happy christmas!

hi
can you please detail >Check misc. reals tab in OP

my post does not mention nothing about C axis set-up etc.

thanks

[ak762]

Originally Posted by PRINT_FX hi can you please detail >Check misc. reals tab in OP my post does not mention nothing about C axis set-up etc. thanks

I mean in milltoolpath operation you can check misc values. it is my assumption only because very depends how your post was composed