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    POWERMILL AND ROLAND JWX-10

    Any one has a post for this please?
    I´m triying to do a double side machining ..there is a roland post in the ducpost and it works when I move in 3 axis...but I dont know exactly how to make the 4 axis rotate 180 and mill again.

    any help would be good $%& thankxxx friends


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    I too looking for the same kind post processor for Mach3.


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    Post Processor for Mach3

    Hi.
    For 3 axis machining you can use fanuc6m. But you should edit the begin of G-code. but for 4 axis or 5 axis you should have the Multi Axis Post-processor.
    Also you could have a 3 axis post-processor so that the output G-code doesn't need to be edited.
    I can write both of them ( 3axis & multiaxis ) for your machine.
    For more detail contact:
    E.kashfi@gmail.com
    subject: Multiaxis
    Last edited by ekashfi; 10-29-2012 at 04:14 PM.


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    Quote Originally Posted by totxa View Post
    Any one has a post for this please?
    I´m triying to do a double side machining ..there is a roland post in the ducpost and it works when I move in 3 axis...but I dont know exactly how to make the 4 axis rotate 180 and mill again.

    any help would be good $%& thankxxx friends
    Hi
    in fact you need a 4 axis post processor for your machine.
    Which type of Roland do you have?
    I can write for any 4 axis or 5 axis machine its own post processor.
    for more detail contact : e.kashfi@gmail.com subject: multi axis


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    Quote Originally Posted by ajaydevb View Post
    I too looking for the same kind post processor for Mach3.
    Do you need a 4 axis or 5 axis post-processor?


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    Hi.
    you could create a new work plane and rotate it around your machine rotary axis. and do your 3axis machining in new direction. you should rotate the rotary axis manually. It called 3-2 machining. if you have a for axis post processor rotary axis codes will be appear in G-code and will not need too rotate manually.
    Also it will be need for simultaneously 4 axis machining.
    for more detail send your exact request to E.kashfi@gmail.com.


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    Do you need a 3 axis post-processor or 4 axis or 5 axis?


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