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16 Nov 2014 22:51 #53139
by Segitarius
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Hello
I contend with following problem:
I try to write a program that mills some shape around with few passes. Each passage makes my mill work deeper in "Z" axis.
Now I am doing it this way (unprofessional in my opinion):
...
N4.... G41 etc...
N5... Shape
N6... Shape
z-1
shape
z-2
shape
z-3
etc...
Is there some more professional way to write a program for milling in multiple passes? Like sort of canned cycle or some g code... ?
Any help will be appreciated
Konrad
I contend with following problem:
I try to write a program that mills some shape around with few passes. Each passage makes my mill work deeper in "Z" axis.
Now I am doing it this way (unprofessional in my opinion):
...
N4.... G41 etc...
N5... Shape
N6... Shape
z-1
shape
z-2
shape
z-3
etc...
Is there some more professional way to write a program for milling in multiple passes? Like sort of canned cycle or some g code... ?
Any help will be appreciated
Konrad
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16 Nov 2014 23:20 #53140
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic multiple shape milling levels
Hi
Have a look at JT's gcode tutorial
www.gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/g-code/index.html
Such a thing is easily done in a conditional loop
eg
regards
Have a look at JT's gcode tutorial
www.gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/g-code/index.html
Such a thing is easily done in a conditional loop
eg
#<_cut_depth> = 10
#<_current_depth> = 1
o100 DO
G0 Z-#<_current_depth>
shape
#<_current_depth> = [#<_current_depth> + 1]
o100 WHILE[#<_current_depth> LE #<_cut_depth>]
regards
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16 Nov 2014 23:36 #53141
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