> >I late 1997/early 1998 I went to Oxnard, California to visit Haas.
> >They were just developing the VR (5 axis) series machine. When I
> >visited with Kurt Zierhut (sp?) the arrogance was very evident. Kurt
> >is from England so this would ENHANCE his arrogance somewhat.
>
> As opposed to b
On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 23:36:06 -0600, you wrote:
>I late 1997/early 1998 I went to Oxnard, California to visit Haas.
>They were just developing the VR (5 axis) series machine. When I
>visited with Kurt Zierhut (sp?) the arrogance was very evident. Kurt
>is from England so this would ENHANCE his
Gentlemen,
Plain arrogance is why the machine tool builders will not settle
on a standard. This would be mixed with the (misguided in my opinion)
PROFIT motive.
I late 1997/early 1998 I went to Oxnard, California to visit Haas.
They were just developing the VR (5 axis) series machine. When
You would have to test each one to see if it is close enough. I've tried some
and
unless you stay to the basics like G0,1,2,3 they all seem to vary a lot. The
closest
one I found from my list was a generic fanuc post... YMMV
If you find one that is the same as RS274 please post that informatio
Thanks
Anders Wallin wrote:
>> So are is there any of these that follow Rs274?
>>
>
> more or less all of the ones below follow 'standard' g-code to some
> extent I would think :)
>
> To really verify what works and what doesn't on each machine is beyond
> what most people and companies ha
Hi
Put in standard Fanuc. There are very few changes you will have to make.
Andy Holcomb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: So are is there any of these that
follow Rs274?
426_Parm_3d
DIN_ISO
Fadel_3d
Fanuc
Fanuc3d
Fanuc3x
Fanuc4ax
Haas_3x
Maho432_3d
Mikron23
Okuma_3d
Roeders
Roeders4
Sin810_4_3d
Ander
> So are is there any of these that follow Rs274?
more or less all of the ones below follow 'standard' g-code to some
extent I would think :)
To really verify what works and what doesn't on each machine is beyond
what most people and companies have time/money to do. There is not much
converge
So are is there any of these that follow Rs274?
426_Parm_3d
DIN_ISO
Fadel_3d
Fanuc
Fanuc3d
Fanuc3x
Fanuc4ax
Haas_3x
Maho432_3d
Mikron23
Okuma_3d
Roeders
Roeders4
Sin810_4_3d
Anders Wallin wrote:
>> What is a generic controller form that the emc code needs to follow?
>> Example Fanuc,Haas, etc. I
> What is a generic controller form that the emc code needs to follow?
> Example Fanuc,Haas, etc. I am trying to set up solid cad and I need a
> generic cnc-controller to set up with.
Fanuc, Haas, etc. probably all have their own dialect of "G-code"
EMC mostly follows the RS274 standard
look h
What is a generic controller form that the emc code needs to follow?
Example Fanuc,Haas, etc. I am trying to set up solid cad and I need a
generic cnc-controller to set up with.
Andy
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