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31 Dec 2015 00:32 #67561
by andypugh
yes they all are. How do I work around it
What makes you think you need to? It sounds like everything is already configured.
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31 Dec 2015 01:09 - 31 Dec 2015 01:09 #67566
by mblaszkiewicz
OK thanks to andy on irq again. It was a bit of operator error. I used the wrong g code for ipr feed. All working now. Tommorrow I'll try a little threading and post a video for everyone if it works
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31 Dec 2015 17:09 #67607
by mblaszkiewicz
Ok ran a thread ( Sorry no video yet ). but I do have a question about the tool table.
I can reset my x and z zero for every tool and make a part, and thats ok for 1 piece.
I tried entering t0101 in my g code and i got
"request toool 0101 is not in tool table"
how do i get it to see the tool table correctly
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31 Dec 2015 17:14 #67608
by andypugh
I tried entering t0101 in my g code and i got
"request toool 0101 is not in tool table"
Unless you have configured otherwise a default installation (even on a lathe) uses the "M6 T01 G43" command to change tools and apply the offset. (with an optional H01 and maybe a G43.1 for luck).
T0101 looks in the tool table for tool 101. You probably don't have one.
It is possible to remap the T-word to perform lathe-like tool changes with wear offsets, take a look a the sim/axis/lathe-fanucy demo config
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02 Jan 2016 01:19 #67675
by mblaszkiewicz
Ok I have linux debian and can't find the folders anywhere.
( sim/axis/lathe-fanucy demo config)
I can't even find the sim or axis folders.
any help on where to find them would be great.
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02 Jan 2016 01:26 - 02 Jan 2016 01:27 #67676
by andypugh
Ok I have linux debian and can't find the folders anywhere.
( sim/axis/lathe-fanucy demo config)
I can't even find the sim or axis folders.
any help on where to find them would be great.
You need to expand the "Sample Configs" tree
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02 Jan 2016 11:52 #67700
by BigJohnT
Ok I have linux debian and can't find the folders anywhere.
( sim/axis/lathe-fanucy demo config)
I can't even find the sim or axis folders.
any help on where to find them would be great.
From the main menu CNC > LinuxCNC and follow Andy's instructions.
JT
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03 Jan 2016 00:04 #67734
by andypugh
Ok found the files. Not exactly sure how they are used but found them.
Well, I was actually suggesting that you should try running the sim config and see if it does what you want.
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