Thanks to all for answering my questions. I got some ideas I can try and if
I come up with any ground breaking solutions I'll be sure to let yous know.

                -----Original Message-----
                From:   Joe Geraci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
                Sent:   Thursday, August 03, 2000 4:00 PM
                To:     'Michael Senack'; 'Smartcam' (E-mail)
                Subject:        RE: [mfg-smartcam] Start point.

                Actually, In your second example you could execute the G54
line of code,
                then manually move the Y axis to near where the tool broke,
move the
                cursor to the G01Z-0.1 line and go from there (providing you
can turn
                the coolant on and the feed rate wasn't cleared by reset, if
that's not
                the case you would have to MDI a M08 F38.0, then {mem}
{cycle start} ).

                Although if you had cutter comp on in that move, no dice.

                In the first example I think I would edit the missing info
on the X 6.5
                line, execute up to the G54 block (inclusive) then {edit}
cursor to the
                X6.5 line then {mem} {cycle start}.

                J.G.
                -----Original Message-----
                From: Michael Senack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
                Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 3:16 PM
                To: 'Milling Precision Tool'; Jim Mivshek;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
                Subject: RE: [mfg-smartcam] Start point.


                We have a Hurco mill with an OM Fanuc control. Here is a
sample of code
                for
                tapping...

                N50M98P1
                T05( 1/2-13 TAP )
                G54G43X2.5Y-11.5Z2.0S91H05M03
                G99G84Z-1.5F7.0R0.5M08
                X3.5Y-11.5
                X4.5Y-11.5
                X5.5Y-11.5
                X6.5Y-11.5   <-- lets say the tap breaks here
                X7.5Y-11.5
                X8.5Y-11.5
                X9.5Y-11.5
                X10.5Y-11.5

                According to what your saying I would execute from N50 to
the first X &
                Y
                position in single block WITHOUT the tap in the tap holder.
Then I would
                stop the machine, go into edit, move to X6.5Y-11.5 line, put
the tap
                back in
                the tap holder, go to run mode and single block this line
and IF
                everything
                went okay take single block off, and press start run button
and run the
                rest
                of the program.
                Is what I just said above sound like a good game plan?

                Here is a mill sample from the same program...

                N100M98P1
                T08( 3/4 ROUGH SANDVIK CARBIDE E/M )
                G54G43X1.5Y-12.575Z2.0S2546H08M03
                G00Z0.1
                M08
                G01Z-0.05F38.   <- 1st  pass up the center of the slot
                Y0.2
                G41X1.025D38
                Y-12.575
                X1.975
                Y0.2
                G40X1.6
                G00Z0.1 <- clear part
                X1.5Y-12.575
                G01Z-0.1
                Y0.2    <- 2nd pass up the center of the slot and tool
breaks half way
                G41X1.025
                Y-12.575
                X1.975
                Y0.2
                G40X1.6

                Using what you said how do you get the e/m to z-.1 depth at
the
                beginning of
                the Y0.2 line without going through the 1st pass ?





                                -----Original Message-----
                                From:   Milling Precision Tool
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
                                Sent:   Thursday, August 03, 2000 2:08 PM
                                To:     Jim Mivshek;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
                                Subject:        Re: [mfg-smartcam] Start
point.

                                I have started in the middle of a program
several times.
                It
                works best for 
                                me on a Fanuc control. Scan through the
program to find
                where you need to 
                                restart and wright down the line N number or
put a N
                number
                there. Start 
                                the program running in single block mode.
Single block
                through the 
                                beginning of the program until you load the
tool and
                execute
                the tool 
                                length and spindle speed comands. Some times
I will let
                the
                control execute 
                                the first position move then I will put the
control in
                manual mode and 
                                search through the program to the N number
line in the
                program that has an 
                                X & Y location move of where I want to
restart at. Put
                the
                control back in 
                                run mode and push start and single block
through a few
                lines
                to make sure 
                                everything is alright. Take off single block
and off you
                GO.
                Some times it 
                                takes a little work but I have had good luck
this way.
                Play
                around with 
                                this method with the tool removed to see if
it will work
                for
                you.

                                Good Luck.


                                At 07:55 AM 8/3/00 -0500, you wrote:
                                >If have a run time of 2 hours and my cutter
snaps at
                1.5
                hours into it how
                                >can I start again at the point of breakage.
                                >I have tried starting in the middle of
progam before
                without success.
                                >
                                >I believe it needs to see the header code
to know
                cutter
                comp, fixture
                                >offsets, feeds, speeds ect.
                                >How can I do this...
                                >
                                >Thanks
                                >Jim M. "Cherry Corp"
                                >
                        
        
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