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Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Re: Re: lathe arcs

on 2001-03-18 10:15:59 UTC
Fred: Thanks, I had tried the interpolation earlier but with a .001 segment I shut the 650mhz computer down after 50+ minutes trying to make a drawing with four 2" radius fillets. I tried again today at .002" and it generated the drawing in about five minutes. I think it was about 1300 lines of
code but the lathe did draw the right profile. Was the .001 trying to make more lines than Vector8.2 would handle? I haven't installed ver.9 yet. Trying to get these parts made. After this is over I will again pursue the arc problem until I get it right. It is probably something really simple that
I am missing. For now I am just relieved to be able to get back to work on making pieces parts.
Do you think the interpolation method might give me a closer mirrored mate to each roller anyway? Just do an offset of .040" for the material thickness and do a mirror image of that? Thanks again,Carey
IMService wrote:

> >Message: 13
> > Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2001 02:18:12 -0500
> > From: "Carey L. Culpepper" <mr.c@...>
> >Subject: Re: Re: lathe arcs
> >
> >Dave: It is not a one off and to compound the problem each roller has a mate with .040" clearance in between. So , that gives me no
> >leeway at all. The machine must cut to the drawing specs-period. The radius are as large as 2" in some cases. Thanks,anyway. Carey
> >
>
> Carey, I think Don has the right fix. Use the G18 to set the correct plane for your arcs. At one time, I seem to recall a problem with other than G17 arcs, but I think that was fixed in CNCPro.
>
> For the time being, if that does not work, Select your tool path & change-Break-Interpolate to create a series of short line segments that approximate the arcs. These can be established at as close of a resolution as you want. With look ahead they will still cut nearly as smoothly as an arc.
>
> Best Regards, Fred Smith- IMService
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