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  1. #1
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    Sample GCODE

    I'm currently running Solidcam and have recently upgraded to have a turning package accommodate the Tormach Lathe. Can someone kindly post or send me a working gcode with 2~3 tool change that i can test on my lathe? I need to compare the output of the new post processor which may need few more adjustment. Thanks in advance! Code below is what I'm getting when facing.

    %
    O01000 (TURNING TEST 1)
    (TOOL 1 - 0)
    N1 G20 G40 G80 G99
    G00 G30 U0.0 W0.0
    M01
    T01 M06
    G97 S1000 M03
    (FT-turn-on-solid2)
    G55
    G18
    G00 Z0.16 X1.323
    Z0.034
    X1.3218
    G01 X0.064 F0.004
    Z0.0418
    G00 X1.323
    G01 Z0.008
    X0.064
    Z0.0158
    Z0.108 F0.002
    G00 X1.2908
    Z0.0392
    X1.2006
    Z0.0146
    G01 X1.147 Z0.
    X0.064
    Z0.0146
    G00 Z0.1
    X1.323
    G00 G30 U0.0 W0.0
    M09
    M01
    M30
    %

  2. #2
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    Re: Sample GCODE

    Have you tried using the conversational?
    I pieced all my code together from snippets of conversational and a bit of hand coding.
    Lee

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    Re: Sample GCODE

    Lee, sad to say... I don't know how and never used a lathe before... Only learning by watching everyone's video and recommendations here. I'm a CAD user by trade and a guy with tools on weekends... I was hoping someone has a simple washer or a rod in GCODE format just to compare the output format of my CAM package. Lee, if you have a conversational gcode version that you have ran on your lathe, I would appreciate that as well.

    Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

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    Re: Sample GCODE

    Sure.
    This is one of my production codes that is pretty simple.
    I use it on 9/16" brass rod. It repeats 48 times, but change the number in the first few lines to make it go only once.

    It is actually a stepped bushing.

    Your tool numbers will most likely be different as well, so be careful with it. It parts off about 1/2" or so from the collet.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails bushing.jpg  
    Lee

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