Mill jumping but LinuxCNC shows correct path

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08 Jan 2013 04:54 - 08 Jan 2013 06:08 #28474 by thegrandwazoo
Mill jumping but LinuxCNC shows correct path was created by thegrandwazoo
Hi all! I am new to LinuxCNC and new to CNC as a whole but making great strides! I have been able to get to this point without asking for help but it seems that time has passed. :)

I am trying to cut a 3d part.

I setup, home and touchoff the part. Start running the program and everything looks great for 3 complete passes of the code. Once it gets to the 4th pass .03 into the part the mill the jumps to a different spot on the material ruining the part. It jumps to the same spot each time but Axis shows the correct spot on the material.

I have tried this using 2 different tool paths generated by 2 different CAM apps (MeshCAM and HEEKS)

I have tried:
G92.1
G54
G49
running relative coordinate display

And I get the same behavior each time I attempt to cut this part.

Any help would be HUGE!!!

Many thanks,

The Wazz
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08 Jan 2013 05:45 - 08 Jan 2013 05:45 #28478 by BigJohnT
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Looks like lots of guessing going on... can you post a short example of the G code that does not give you what you expect?

What is your preamble?

Have you seen my tutorial on G code?

John
Last edit: 08 Jan 2013 05:45 by BigJohnT.

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08 Jan 2013 05:58 - 08 Jan 2013 06:03 #28481 by thegrandwazoo
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Gcode attached. (Not letting me attach the file)

The issue starts somewhere around here:

X0.0039 Y2.4382 Z-0.0261
X0 Y2.4382 Z-0.0267
X0 Y2.4421 Z-0.0277
X0 Y2.5817 Z-0.0277
X5.5121 Y2.5817 Z-0.0277
X5.5121 Y2.7251 Z-0.0277
X0 Y2.7251 Z-0.0277
X0 Y2.8685 Z-0.0277
X5.5121 Y2.8685 Z-0.0277
G00 Z0.1987
X0 Y0
Z0.0509
G01 Z-0.0376 F3.93
X3.1318 Y0 Z-0.0376 F8.44
X3.1397 Y0 Z-0.0334
X3.1554 Y0 Z-0.0239
X3.1869 Y0 Z-0.0136
X3.2026 Y0 Z-0.0113
X3.2341 Y0 Z-0.0105
X3.899 Y0 Z-0.0112
X3.9541 Y0 Z-0.015
X3.9895 Y0 Z-0.0198
X4.0131 Y0 Z-0.0246
X4.0288 Y0 Z-0.0291
X4.0446 Y0 Z-0.0376
X5.5121 Y0 Z-0.0376
X5.5121 Y0.1434 Z-0.0376
X4.8354 Y0.1434 Z-0.0376
X4.8275 Y0.1434 Z-0.0329
X4.8197 Y0.1434 Z-0.029
X4.7921 Y0.1434 Z-0.0218
X4.7567 Y0.1434 Z-0.0163
X4.7174 Y0.1434 Z-0.0127
X4.678 Y0.1434 Z-0.011
X3.2774 Y0.1434 Z-0.0107
X3.2538 Y0.1434 Z-0.0126
X3.2341 Y0.1434 Z-0.0172
X3.2065 Y0.1434 Z-0.0295
X3.1947 Y0.1434 Z-0.0372




Preamble:
(Created with emc2b post processor 2013/01/02 09:18)
G64 P 0.0001 Q 0.0001
G54 (Select Relative Coordinate System)
(tool change to 1/4 inch HSS End Mill)
T1 M06
G17 G90 G20

I also was using MDI to run G92.1, G40, G49 and the like.

I have not read your tutorial but I will tonight. I have been RTM for the app that is where I tried "So if your lost what should you do" with no joy.

Thanks again!!!
Last edit: 08 Jan 2013 06:03 by thegrandwazoo.

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08 Jan 2013 06:32 - 08 Jan 2013 06:32 #28482 by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Mill jumping but LinuxCNC shows correct path
That all looks normal to me and your using G64Pnn so that is good too. If this is a stepper machine I'd suspect missing steps.

The file size limit is 1600Kb.

If this is a stepper machine run the stepper diagnostics from the manual.

John
Last edit: 08 Jan 2013 06:32 by BigJohnT.
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08 Jan 2013 06:39 #28483 by thegrandwazoo
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OK cool I will try that and report back!

Thanks again!

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08 Jan 2013 06:43 - 08 Jan 2013 10:06 #28484 by thegrandwazoo
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Well my file size is 1695Kb so that may be it. If it exceeds the file size limit how do I work around that? Do I create a second file to complete?


ETA: I thought you meant that LinuxCNC had a file size of 1600Kb not the forum upload. I am just a little slow today...

:P
Last edit: 08 Jan 2013 10:06 by thegrandwazoo.

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08 Jan 2013 06:49 #28485 by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Mill jumping but LinuxCNC shows correct path
Compress the file as a zip.

John

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08 Jan 2013 17:56 #28491 by Rick G
Just to confirm ...
With the program running

the mill the jumps to a different spot on the material ruining the part.

After this happens if you use mdi to return to a know location say X0Y0 is it off by the amount of the "jump"?

Rick G

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09 Jan 2013 09:18 #28508 by thegrandwazoo
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Have not tried to see. I will give it a go and report back.

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09 Jan 2013 12:33 #28510 by thegrandwazoo
Replied by thegrandwazoo on topic Mill jumping but LinuxCNC shows correct path

Just to confirm ...
With the program running

the mill the jumps to a different spot on the material ruining the part.

After this happens if you use mdi to return to a know location say X0Y0 is it off by the amount of the "jump"?

Rick G


Yes it returns to the "jumped to" position as the new (wrong) X0Y0. Axis still shows the correct YX.

Thanks again for your time guys!

-Erick

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