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I have a litle problem with Thread milling.
i can not configure the milling rate per cut less than 0,5 mm.
is this a bug?
thank you for your help.
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Florian
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Save your project and post it here with ncam.ngc and the file you want to openrene-dev wrote: ...after a few operations I always get this error: unable to open file <>
but the file is there
I will add in for the next releaserene-dev wrote: ...in the lathe tool options, there is no option for spindle direction.
Fern
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absolut15 wrote: ...i can not configure the milling rate per cut less than 0,5 mm.
is this a bug?
No. It is a limit I set. I may change it if needed.
You can override ALL values where you have the option to "Change for g-code" in the context menu when right click.
When changed, you have the option to revert to original type
Fern
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rene-dev wrote: ...after a few operations I always get this error: unable to open file <>
Ok guys, I had this problem for the first time this morning.
I am trying to mill a counter-bore for a 6mm screw with a ¼" end mill.
If I select a ¼" screw it is ok as well as a 7mm screw. Or if I select a smaller end mill.
I will find a way to prevent this.
However, I will be away for the next 10 days and I am not sure I can do it before I go.
Regards
Fern
P.S. Rene, can you tell me what you are doing when this happens ?
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the default value is 0,508
and if i change it for example to 0,270
It changes automatically to 2,54
How can I fix this?
See attached pictures
My System Ubuntu 12.04, LinuxCNC 2.7.10, Lathe (metric)
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rene-dev wrote: ...after a few operations I always get this error: unable to open file <>
but the file is there
This was not directly related to NativeCAM, and has been fixed:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues/308
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I encountered same with linuxcnc 2.7.10 when adding a rectangle in ncam
I did not have errors adding circle
The linuxcnc team issued linuxcnc 2.7.11 on 28july2017,
I installed this version and retried adding a rect to a project...
the error is gone ( as far as i have tested )
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more testing shows a well defined error in 2.7.11
IF the rectangle is added out of sequence
meaning, while 'workpiece' is highlighted,or as soon as a new project is opened
THEN the error occurs "named parameter #<_tool_usage> not defined"
mark this up to operator error
thanks
tomp tjtr33
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tom3p wrote: ...
IF the rectangle is added out of sequence
meaning, while 'workpiece' is highlighted,or as soon as a new project is opened
THEN the error occurs "named parameter #<_tool_usage> not defined"
Hi,
Follow the right sequence
- Workpiece and Tool Change (order does not matter)
- Shapes
If you inserted a shape before Tool Change, just move that shape with the Down button or hold down Ctrl key while pressing down arrow
Open the examples to learn more
Fern
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BigDo wrote: I try to change the cutting depth in NativeCAM but apparently this is not possible
the default value is 0,508
and if i change it for example to 0,270
It changes automatically to 2,54
How can I fix this?
Hi,
It was explained 2 posts before your's
forum.linuxcnc.org/40-subroutines-and-ng...amed?start=390#96228
but here are screen shots :
To change for g-code
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To revert
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Fern
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I just recently upgraded NativeCAM, and noticed this limit. When I wrote the thread-milling module, one of the first things I used it for was thread-milling Hastelloy c276, which I would most definitely not want to cut at more than 0.5mm a pass. I'm just curious why you set this minimum value in the configuration?
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