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    Exclamation Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    Hello everyone

    I need help!

    I am using CAM programming,
    I need using tool nose radius comp miiling,But set Tool offset is not effective on Controller...

    NC Code as follows:

    N35 CLEAR
    N40 DRAW
    N45 G17 G40 G90 G94
    N50 M15
    N55 G20 HP=4
    N60 (EN-D10-TYPE2)
    N65 TD=010001 M423
    N70 M110
    N75 M146
    N80 G94 SB=1500 M13
    N85 G138
    N90 G17
    N95 G0 C0.
    N100 M147
    N105 G0 Z20.0
    N110 X53.341 Y-1.889 M8
    N115 Z5.0
    N120 G1 Z-0.2 F200.
    N125 G41 X52.202 Y0.861
    N130 G3 X49.452 Y2.0 I-2.75 J-2.75
    N135 G1 X44.452
    N140 X32.0
    N145 G3 X30.0 Y0. I0. J-2.0
    N150 X32.0 Y-2.0 I2.0 J0.
    N155 G1 X44.452
    N160 X49.452
    N165 G3 X52.202 Y-0.861 I0. J3.889
    N170 G1 G40 X53.341 Y1.889
    N175 G0 Z20.0
    N180 G136
    N185 M146
    N190 M9
    N195 M12
    N200 M109
    N205 G20 HP=4
    N210 M30

    Any help would be greatly appreciated!
    Thanx

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    Re: Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    But set Tool offset is not effective on Controller...
    hi tonyhuang, pls share a photo with the table where tool corections are declared; should be something like attached image, which shows tab2; you should use tab1 / kindly
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails tool_registration.jpg  
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    Re: Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    In your CAM system... are you using ? ...
    "Wear" comp type... toolpath output is offset by tool radius.. comp value in the control = 0
    "in Control" comp type... toolpath output is the profile you need compensation on.... comp value in the control = tool radius

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    Unhappy Re: Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    Hi deadlykkitten,

    I Using tab2, set 0.1~0.99 mm on the "R". thank you!

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    Re: Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    Hi Superman,

    I'm Use "Wear" comp type. thank you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tonyhuang View Post
    Hi Superman,

    I'm Use "Wear" comp type. thank you!
    Why is your progam calling up T01 and your offset is showing T28 ?

    milling uses a D-offset number with cutter comp.... I'm not sure how the multus calls it up... I think it's in the tool call up.
    but if you are using "wear", and the tool is the same diameter as programmed, then I would think the program would need minimal compensation.

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    Re: Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    Hi Superman,

    Yes,TD=010028 on the machine,

    And i also think so, but not......., thank you!

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    Re: Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    hy tonyhuang, i don't have experience with osp300s, and i don't know why there are 3 fields for radius input

    maybe you should use the field above, shown in attached image, and create the program in such a manner to use those

    I Using tab2, set 0.1~0.99 mm on the "R"
    ooh, i guess the 3rd field is for radius-wear; but, if there are 2 fields for the main radius, why is there a single wear radius field ?


    hey tony, maybe you should use G56 DA / D1 / D28 etc, in order to activate the rad-offset / kindly
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    Re: Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    Hi deadlykitten,

    I try it "G56",But no effect.., See"G56_None.jpg", thank you!

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    Re: Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    maybe this N125 G41 X52.202 Y0.861 DA / D1 / D28 ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tonyhuang View Post
    Hi Superman,

    Yes,TD=010028 on the machine,

    And i also think so, but not......., thank you!
    I haven't been on an Okuma for a few years, but I think the tool call should be something like TD=282828
    where TD=XXYYZZ
    ZZ = tool number
    YY = tool nose rad (/ or tool rad ....maybe ??? )
    XX = tool offset

    you could try D28 on the same line as the G41.... this is the way it is called on a mill

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    Quote Originally Posted by tonyhuang View Post
    Hi deadlykitten,

    I try it "G56",But no effect.., See"G56_None.jpg", thank you!
    kitty...
    G56 is a milling gcode
    DA and D1 are incorrectly advised.... he would have no idea what consequences would occur ... especially using an offset that belongs to another tool... KISS principle (google it)

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    Re: Use G41/G42 cutting on Okuma Multus B300II OSP-P300S is not effective!

    na nana naaaa
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