Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: G-codes The list (incomplete)
Posted by
Paul Corner
on 2000-09-08 18:23:21 UTC
Hi Ballendo
It was quiet at work, nothing better to do, just used the tools that were
available. Better that just twiddling thumbs.
I agree that a table format is not the best way of presenting the data - A
database would be better....
Fortunately, most codes appear to be the same for most machine - Canned cycles
and syntax can cause trouble. As most flavours use the same codes for basic
functions, perhaps a database just listing the manufacturer specific codes
would be better ??
Regards, Paul.
It was quiet at work, nothing better to do, just used the tools that were
available. Better that just twiddling thumbs.
I agree that a table format is not the best way of presenting the data - A
database would be better....
Fortunately, most codes appear to be the same for most machine - Canned cycles
and syntax can cause trouble. As most flavours use the same codes for basic
functions, perhaps a database just listing the manufacturer specific codes
would be better ??
Regards, Paul.
> Nice bit?? of work :). Thanks for running with this.
>
> I do think we should get away from the TABLE aspect quickly! It will
> become unwieldy VERY soon. How about each individual gcode list as a
> separate document/post/ webpage? With a descriptive title? Even the
> manufacturers could get behind this? (No, we don't want the
> advertorials, just the codes, sir.)
>
> Certainly this will be easier for the owner of a control who wants to
> add to the info. Multiple posts of the same codes could be cross-
> checked against each other. With due credit given to the originator
> of the information, IF he or she does not want to be anonymous.
Discussion Thread
Paul Corner
2000-09-08 13:28:08 UTC
G-codes The list (incomplete)
ballendo@y...
2000-09-08 14:43:54 UTC
Re: G-codes The list (incomplete)
Paul Corner
2000-09-08 18:23:21 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: G-codes The list (incomplete)