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  1. #1
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    Unhappy Daewoo thread lead-out shortening?

    we are running identical components on a Nakamura WT150 and a Daewoo TT1500SY. There is a M20*1.5 ISO external thread on the part, and we are threading up to a shoulder. On the Nakamura we are threading at 3000 RPM, but on the Daewoo we can`t thread over 2200 RPM because the gauge will not screw far enough up. Is there any way of altering the thread lead-out ?
    Or is this a software/parameter problem?

    We are using G76 P000060 Q100 R0.03
    G76 X18.16 Z-25.0 P920 Q350 F1.5

  2. #2
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    There should be a parameter to set the angle the tool takes as it pulls out of a thread, I think the default is 45 deg. you could try changing it to 90 deg. and see if it helps.

  3. #3
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    M37 G76 P000060 Q100 R0.03
    G76 X18.16 Z-25.0 P920 Q350 F1.5 the M37 is to retract out with very little taper out of the thread this is for a Fanuc 21t controller I do believe that the older controllers use M27. hope this helps.

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