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  1. #1
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    Nakamura TW20 Parting Off

    Can anybody throw any light on parting off on Nakamura TW20 using parts catcher on sub spindle. Any help would be appreciated.

    Redsid66

  2. #2
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    I have an old program from a TW20 that has a cutoff op in it. But I'm not sure what you want. Do you want me to type up the relevant parts with the wait codes?

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    Hi extanker59

    Any help at all would be appreciated. At the moment we are unsure how to get the sub-spindle across and the catcher in position to catch the part.

    Regards

    redsid66

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    OK, here goes. I'm only going to post the relevant sections. Typing, so beware of typos.


    %
    :4811 (PART DESC)
    (LEFT SIDE)
    (430F SS, 1.25" DIA STK)
    (STICKING OUT 1.95" MIN)
    G0G28U0
    M10(SAFETY COLLET CLOSE)
    M41 (C AXIS DISENGAGE)
    G50 S3500
    M1

    ROUGH FACE TURN
    ETC
    ECT

    N5 (CUTOFF PICKOFF)
    G0G28U0W0
    M75 (RIGHT PROGRAM START)
    T505G99G97S1500M3
    X7.Z.015
    M101
    M102
    M11
    G4U.5
    M103
    M104
    M10
    G4U.5
    G0S2500X1.35M6
    G75P1000F.004X-.08
    M105
    M106
    W.01
    G0G28U0M7S500
    Z1.95M5
    /M98P9800 (LOAD BAR)
    M30
    %

    i'LL POST SIDE 2 IN A FEW MINUTES. gETTING BUSY

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    %
    :4812 (PART DESC)
    (RIGHT SIDE)
    (PART HELD IN 1.25" COLLET)
    (EJECTED OUT BY AIR AND EJECTOR)
    G50S5500
    G28U0W0
    M14
    M31
    M97
    M41
    M74
    M11
    M84
    M85
    M1

    N100(CUTOFF PICKOFF)
    T200
    M101
    M96
    G0G98W-20.15
    G1G98W-1.26F25.
    M10
    G4U.75
    M102
    M103
    G1G98W2.071F50.
    M104
    M105
    G0G99W2.M97
    M106
    M3S2500
    G0M15G28U0W0
    M1


    FACE
    TURN ETC

    N100(EJECT)
    G4U.5
    G0G28U0W0M5
    M14
    M73
    M15
    G4U.2
    M11
    G4U.2
    M14 (AIR BLOW ON TO CLEAR COLLET OF CHIPS)
    G4U.5
    M74
    M15
    M31
    M1
    T200
    M30
    %

    OK, thats it. do you need m code definitions?

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    Many thanks for your time. will try this at work tomorrow,and let you know the outcome. Once again many thanks.

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    All sorted, Many thanks extanker59 for all your help

    Regards
    redsid66

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    Excellent! Glad to help.

  9. #9

    Re: Nakamura TW20 Parting Off

    Hi
    Have you tried sub-spindle transfer on a nakamura tome tw20
    if so, could you please share the codes and procedure
    i have tw20 1989 model with fanuc 0tc control
    any help or pointers on this please
    regards
    Hemanth

  10. #10
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    Re: Nakamura TW20 Parting Off

    I will add something to this post. Fusion360 has a post processor - nakamura tome fanuc that works with the tw10 etc very well on the main spindle. It does not work on the sub. I am looking at this now...

    cheers!

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