G83 Code Tutorials, Face Drilling with Y axis 4+4 Live Tools. | CNC SMARTLATHE
use G83 for drilling cnc lathe
DRILLING OPERATION BY SOLIDCAM , G83 PECK DRILLING
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Thank you dear, you are a real and wonderful teacher!😊
Big fan of your videos - excellent point on center line of drill location in X - I used to see machines in the field that had a X coordinate on a panel that was the location for all the drill's
CNCMachinistEducationNetwork
Hey Tom absolutly love your videos. Extremely informative. I just started programming about a year ago. I think I'm starting to get the hang of some of it. We are Doing alot of big castings. Can you please do an example of a g73 canned cycle? I really appreciate it. Thanks
stevenpuza
Simple and Detial.... Thanks for your sharing hope more video from you. ^_^
vincentl
I really like you videos it's easy to understand them thanks a lot 😊..
There is one thing i want to know about how to do offset for live tool *mill turn* manual .
thelastbanana
Very much appreciated every single one of your videos, Thanks a million..🙏🙋
nittosperciste
Hello sir, is there a cycle that returns the drill to the piece faster?
milos
Very simple and understanding, thanks for posting this video. However, I think i may need your assurance in my new job. I have been a setter/operator on turner's but in this my new job, I'll be require to program. Any help from you or any recommendations?
kingsleyadjetey
Thanks, but how create a G83 in Mastercam? Thanks for answer
sergeyb
I am running a Leadwell lathe with an OI-tc control and when using a G83 cycle, if I program "Q" as .25 it tells me its an illegal use of a decimal point. I have to program "Q 2500" . Is there a parameter to change this or are some controls just this way.
TheJohndeere
I have a question. I use this code in a Miyano machine with a fanuc control. I always receive a 007 illegal use of decimal point. How can i solve this problem? Thanks in advance
fabuloustshirtsonline
Very helpful sir thank's for the video
roaldacero
In my experience there is no need for the G0 Z.25 line as the drill automatically retracts to the starting position of the cycle (Z.1)
Also I have found that the R.1 will retract to Z.2 not Z.1 as it is .1 infront of your initial starting position of Z.1
I operate a fanuc lathe so possibly I'm talking out my ass! Haha
Great videos! Keep them coming
Anything on Live tooling? Or using manual quide for mill turn??