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| A figure 8 is a morphed version of a thread with a REALLY HIGH helix angle that had a change of direction once you got to the far end of the thread. You might be able to cheap up a threading cycle to affect the shape you're looking for but you'll need FAST servos and slower spindle speeds to achieve the affect. |
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| Yes this can be done. We do it using a QT35 T32. We use a manual program in mazatrol to do it. If you need some sample code, email me at info@vicioustechnology.au.com. Beau |
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__________________ The best way to learn is trial error. |
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| There's a spiral side milling sample program in the Mazak Programming Classbook that will give you an idea of the equivalent G-code approach. I modified that program to do a demo on our machine, and it comes out beautifully. I have the program at work, and could photo the page and post it here. It's just a series of radius moves. I'd imagine that a threading tool in a stationary position or a live station at 0rpm should be easily programmed. Assuming you have C-axis, right? |
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