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The instruction that is mentioned in the link contains the targeted clue.

You can read the following in the Siemens cycle programming instruction:

Before calling the insertion cycle, you have...

Yes that a way to do it when you mill in X and Y and the tool axis is Z.
Because it’s a Weingärtner Rotomill MPMC (turn-milling machine) I can imagine quite well that the ellipse is milled on the...

Hallo ANI-MAT
It could the different settings of the KV factor acceleration value!
Check the following parameter!
$MA_POSCTRL_GAIN
$MA_POSITIONING_TIME
$MA_STANDSTILL_DELAY_TIME...

Exactly like that!


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Hello Ani-Mat


I just assume now it a Siemens 8xxD.

You can use the following provided that you have a rotary axis. If your C axis is set up as a linear axis, then you always have to drive...

Hello Meet,

In general I can’t see any mistakes!
You write about a B axis , but you position with C3.
It would be good to know what machine it is and what cycle L140 is doing.

If you...

Hello andi794
It seems to me that you process without cutting radius compensation. That would explain the oval shape of your part. When you use a CAM program- then of course the CAM could also be...

Hello Deltaman

Optifeed is from Delcam and it is integrated in the CAM program and postprocessor!
With Vericut which is a simulation software , the equivalent is called Optipath!
I know that the...

Hello Deltaman

Optifeed is from Delcam and it is integrated in the CAM program and postprocessor!
With Vericut which is a simulation software , the equivalent is called Optipath!
I know that the...

Hello
Stopre for sure is the wrong thing!

You have to have G64 activated.
In most cases the surface tolerance from the CAM is too small. That means that too many codes are processed in a...