On 11/21/2014 7:58 AM, Ed wrote:
> If it is a consistent amount and predictable wear, one Q&D solution is
> to program to rough to half the amount, stop spindle, move tool, M1 to
> pause, change insert, S to restart, move tool back and restart cut.
>
> On a similar note, I have a lathe with a 6T F
I would have to agree with that from HAAS, it sounds like a pretty good
description of what needs to happen.
Thanks
Rick
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If you read that HAAS control description of how their Run, stop, jog,
continue works it seems to be pretty logical to me. It simply requires the
OP to after he has jogged to wherever he need to jog back to a position
CLOSE to where the pause happened initially and then hit a key and the
machine th
Not at a rapid rate, at the maximum jog rate, 50-60 ipm, not the 400-600
ipm for the rapids.
Thanks
Rick
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I am surprised to hear it RAPIDS back to the paused position. It would seem
a slow move would be much safer or at a fraction of the commanded speed or
something.
On Fri, Nov 21, 2014 at 12:47 PM, Rick Lair wrote:
> All the machines in our shop (Cincinnati Milacron, Fagor, Hermle, just
> to name
All the machines in our shop (Cincinnati Milacron, Fagor, Hermle, just
to name a few) that are able to perform a jog move during a
paused/feedhold state, take a straight and direct path back to where the
pause was enabled, at whatever the maximum jog speed rate is.
In saying this, we acknowledg
As I recall we usually would jog away, take care of whatever needed
addressing and then kinda jog near to where it was before but never
precisely where it was before and hit go and it would take care of the
rest. I honestly don't remember exactly how it worked just that it worked
and we used it an
On Fri, Nov 21, 2014 at 11:00 AM, Pete Matos wrote:
> I had heard that machinkit has the jog while paused or was going to be
> using it. Nice to see so much work going into it from a couple dedicated
> guys thank you. Was just talking to my friend Art and apparently even the
> turboCNC he use
I had heard that machinkit has the jog while paused or was going to be
using it. Nice to see so much work going into it from a couple dedicated
guys thank you. Was just talking to my friend Art and apparently even the
turboCNC he uses has jog while paused. As I recall the HAAS machines we
ran
On 11/21/2014 06:40 AM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
> This is a question for people using LCNC on larger machine tools. We have
> been patiently waiting for jog while paused and it does not look like we are
> getting it anytime soon. My question is how are others working around this?
> For instance I am w
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This is a questio
On 21 November 2014 15:18, Chris Morley wrote:
> Unfortunately the developers that could do this don't see the need nor are
> intrigued by the technical issues to overcome. Or are working on a fork :)
Well, there is that: https://github.com/machinekit/machinekit/pull/109
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7;s not going to get done.
> I wouldn't hold my breath for jog while paused.
>
> Chris M
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rking on a fork :)
If the developers are not interested it's not going to get done.
I wouldn't hold my breath for jog while paused.
Chris M
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From: "Lee Lancaster"
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Honestly while I am sure there are ways to workaround that particular
problem I have had many situations where a jog while paused feature would
have come in very very handy. It is really something sorely missing from
LinuxCNC. Hell even being able to just stop the spindle or turn off the
coolant wo
You could place some tool change spots using block delete around where tool
changes commonly occur. When the tooling starts to sound bad just toggle
block delete on and change your tooling. Restart program and toggle BD off.
On 21 November 2014 14:40, Jeff Johnson wrote:
> This is a question for people using LCNC on larger machine tools. We have
> been patiently waiting for jog while paused and it does not look like we are
> getting it anytime soon.
I can think if a workaround, though it isn't especially nice, and a
On 11/21/2014 08:40 AM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
> This is a question for people using LCNC on larger machine tools. We have
> been patiently waiting for jog while paused and it does not look like we are
> getting it anytime soon. My question is how are others working around this?
> For instance I am wo
This doesn't directly answer your question about jog-while-paused, but I'm
curious about the specific use case you describe.
How do you decide when to change the insert? Do you wait until it chips
or starts cutting poorly? Or do you always change it at the same point
because you know it won't la
Perhaps you could tweak the program with a clearance move and optional stop at
the expected insert change points?
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This is a qu
This is a question for people using LCNC on larger machine tools. We have
been patiently waiting for jog while paused and it does not look like we are
getting it anytime soon. My question is how are others working around this?
For instance I am working on a job machining gears with hardened teeth a
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