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    biesse 336 parametric question

    I have this old girl for a while now and have been using Mastercam all along.
    I am trying to figure out how to pocket in a small program. With the machines manual it is not like walking in the park. I spat out this program in Mastercam and ran it the tool config is set. Below N58 i think i will be able to change it to the lpx+lpy commands with no problem.N14-N56 is the problem?
    I will be doing all lengths and widths so using Mastercam sucks if you have to post half your day away. Attachment is in notepad
    Thanks in Advance
    Dan
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    Add on

    Not expecting a freebie,just dont get it (tested working file in prev.post)
    A Shaker Door 3/4 MDF, 2 1/4 rail all around, 1/4 Deep pocket, Four tools

    N10 LX=406.30 LY=304.70 LZ=18 HC1 Z-PRK
    N20 PAN=1 UT=1 L=GCUA
    N30 PAN=2 UT=2 L=GCUA
    N40 AA=LPX-66.00
    N50 BB=LPY-66.00
    N60 cc=(Y-17.150) : stepover amount
    N70 DD=(LPY-133.2/17.150) :# of passes
    N80 X66.60 Y=AA Z=PRK TP2 PRF=-!) G40 F3 L=PON
    N90 G1 ZI11.00
    N100 EE=0
    :1
    N110 EE=EE+1
    N110 JM(EE>=DD):2
    N120 G1 X66.60 Y=BB
    N130 G1 Y=CC
    N140 G1 X66.60
    N150 JM:1
    N160 G0 ZI-11
    :2
    N170 AND SO ON........ I know its out a mile ..........Machine thinks so too.


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    N10 LX=406.30 LY=304.70 LZ=18 HC1 Z-PRK
    N20 PAN=1 UT=1 L=GCUA
    N30 PAN=2 UT=2 L=GCUA
    N71 TD=19/2 ;TOOL DIAMETER/2
    N40 AA=LPX-66.00-TD
    N50 BB=LPY-66.00-TD
    N60 cc=(TD*1.5)/2 ; stepover amount
    N70 DD=LPY-(2*AA) ;# of passes

    N80 X66.60+TD Y=66.6+TD Z=PRK TP2 PRF=0 G40 F3 L=PON
    N90 G1 ZI 6.00
    N100 EE=0
    :1
    N110 EE=EE+1
    N110 JM(EE>=DD):2
    N120 G1 X=AA
    N130 YI=CC
    N140 G1 X=66.6+TD
    N141 YI=CC
    N150 JM:1

    :2 ;CLEANUP EDGE PASS
    N160 G1 X=66.6+TD Y=BB
    N161 G1 X=AA
    N162 G1 Y=66.6+TD
    N163 G1 X=66.6+TD
    N164 G1 Y=BB
    so much to learn, so much to pass on.


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    Thanks for replying on my little headache,I studied your output and tried running it.
    With it, Issues i am having are,
    N110 to N150 .The JM(EE>=DD):2 Does not count down unless i add JM(EE>=DD/14.25):2 this way i get a full toolpath in work area.
    Since i have a steppover of 7.125, The program jumps two steps in X in the loop and i can not finish the pocket without being short one tool pass in the X axis. Even if pannel sizes are increased with different stepovers not quite right."Not smooth like Molson Canadian"
    I could run it like this with two cleanup passes, but that bits.

    Thanks
    Dan


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    i didnt run the code. just altered yours on screen, after a few beers.
    never expected it to run fully first time :-)

    i normally would work out number of passes then subtract one every loop, then when its 0 make the jump

    might work better if i put the /2 on the right line
    N60 cc=(TD*1.5) ; stepover amount ; 75%tool stepover
    N70 DD=(LPY-(2*AA)/2)/cc ;# of passes

    divided by 2 as the toolpath in loop gives 2 passes in x , not 1

    hopefully that will get you a bit closer

    it may still need tweeking and hopefully you can follow what its doing.
    having a biesse you have to do code like this . its a pain

    try doing this! [nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWp__rJURpU"]YouTube - Biesse "duzzit" cnc . fast oak roughing (love part1)[/nomedia]
    so much to learn, so much to pass on.


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    Thanks again
    I was looking only in the box not outside.(loop)
    I added line N104 to complete the pass after the loop,and "wam" there it was,
    I will attach final program if you want to try it, just check your tool config depths.
    The reason i posted was that i didn't do a (loop) for at least ten years,didn't know if it was right since all i use is Mastercam and it will "Not" do parametric.
    Thanks again for your help
    Dan
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    glad its working.

    on 480 control, what is the maximum program size you can run?
    how do you interface yours with mastercam?
    so much to learn, so much to pass on.


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