osp 5000l-g programming help

[msherman]

i am programming a deep grove that is at a angle.
my problem is when it is finished roughing it exit out through the part.
how can i control the exit from the canned cycle and i am not using the groove cycle i am using the od rough cycle
it moves in x only straight up into the part.

thanks in advance i dont have any good way to put up a pic of what i am making i will try again to post a pic of part.

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[deadlykitten]

hi check attached ... it does not allow you to control the exit; it simply does not execute the exit

so far, i never tried it, i don't know how it works, or if it works : hmm, seems to be an option, maybe you have it, maybe is not compatible with your control, i don't know

if you wish, pls share tool geometry, part dimensions, etc, and i may help you with the code / kindly

[msherman]

i need to exit out at a 30 degree angle it told me m85 is unrecognized so i must not have this option
i will probably have to go at it with out the lap canned cycle and just program it line by line thanks for the help

[deadlykitten]

    G01 toolpath end point                                  F+feed          G95
        X + 2 * radius * sin [ 30 ] Z + radius * cos [ 30 ] F+feed*2..3...4 G91
    NOEX                                                                    G90


    or feed among a polar ( angular ) direction, for a fraction of the clearance (eg 35%) + rapid it out till the end
    it's good when the clearance is long, and you don't wanna feed among it


    G01 toolpath end point                                                F+feed          G95
        X + 2 * radius * 0.35 * sin [ 30 ] Z + radius * 0.35 * cos [ 30 ] F+feed*2..3...4 G91
    G00 X + 2 * radius * 0.65 * sin [ 30 ] Z + radius * 0.65 * cos [ 30 ]
    NOEX                                                                                  G90

i hope you find it usefull / kindly

[msherman]

It might help if i understood what you r programming there
so if i for go the g85 lap cycle or is that added in to the g85 lap cycle where does that code fit in
also not sure of the three gcodes at the end g91 g95 g90

[deadlykitten]

95 feed in mm / rot
90 absolute coordinates ( default )
91 relative ( incremental ) coordinates

[msherman]

ok i know what they stand for just not the order no reason to have g91 and g90 on the same line
trying to get some pics

[deadlykitten]

there is no line with both 91 and 90 / flip your monitor man

[msherman]

OK I ADDED PICS FINALLY
SO WHERE WOULD YOUR CODE FIT IN ?
ONE PIC OF THE CODE AND ONE PIC OF THE GROOVE AS YOU CAN SEE IT WANTS TO EXIT RIGHT THRU THE PART

[deadlykitten]

i am afraid that the G85 executes the retreat movement with its own mind, thus you can not achieve a custom retreat while G85 is there ( unless using M85 )

the code that i shared is only a sugestion for the final lines of a long hand code

if you are satisfied with the current behaviour of the G85, then run it in step by step, and extract the coordinates ; with them you may create the long hand code