CNC Programming Circle Cutting Cycle G12 and G13
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- CNC Programming Circle Cutting Cycle G12 and G13
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G12 Full Circle Cutting Cycle CW
G13 Full Circle Cutting Cycle CCW
G12 I… D… F… Full Circle CW
G13 I… D… F… Full Circle CCW
I= Radius of finished circle
D= Tool radius offset
F= Feedrate
I is value with a sign.
If the sign is positive, the stat point of the
cut will be at 0 degree (3 o’clock)
If the sign is negative, the stat point of the
cut will be at 180 degree (9 o’clock)
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lets say circle have 400 locations on its circumference , each location identified as numeric location id, so how can we move to pointer to series of location given... for example starts from 0 to 10 then move to 34 -> 200 -> 90 -> 275 -> 345 and so on .. how to do these series moves one after other
This is code can be support in fanuc OS system?
yes
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Our Mitsubishi controllers have the G12/G13 as standard cycles.
We made a O9013 macro for our Fanuc 0i-MF controller, g-code is G13 ( set by parameter number 6053 ).
You say with D you call Tool Radius Offset, but actually you call the Tool Offset NUMBER, not the radius !!!!
Normally D-number calls tool number with the correct radius (+ wear) in the Geom table.
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