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Old 04-14-04, 03:16 AM
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got a new job, just had a good idea for cheap port work

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i was sitting here in minimum wage land dreaming of all the nice little expensive goodies my car would be sure to enjoy, like a nice big port, a supercharger, air conditioning, and as i was popping another part into the CNC lathe and i thought, "hey, that mill over in the corner could do ports on housings pretty good, all the human interaction that would be needed is some finishing and deburring by hand... that would make it much easier and cheaper and more accurate" anyone have any ideas? anyone know how to draft the programs for these machines so we could maybe run a test port, anyone have any side housings they want to donate to a good cause? any ideas, pros, cons, etc? i'm going to talk to my boss richard on thursday about this idea.... i'll keep you guys poosted?
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sorry to be off topic...
but what do you do on the cnc lathes?
im studying them in part of my uni course now,
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Is the mill programable?

If it is how is it controlled?
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where do u work that they're paying u minimum wage to run CNC. my job started me at 9/hr as an operator. little over 2.5 yrs later, i've learned to do setups and programming and also been promoted to supervisor for a month now @ 11/hr. anyway, yes anthrax, it is programmable and depending on the brand, uses EIA programming language. we have a Mazak lathe and only uses Mazatrol language. G and M codes tell the machine what to do and x,y and z tells where.

example:
basic drill prog
2 holes, 1 tool

M6T2
G90G56
G0X.46Y-1.25M3S3000
G0Z0
G81Z-.58R0F10.
X1.5
G80
G0Z10.
X0Y0
M30

note: the feed rate i used here is much faster than use for milling metal. where i work, the materials we use r composite materials consisting of resins and fiberglass compressed to form a sheet. other materials r nylon, delrin and some paper based materials. so feed rates we run r pretty fast.

glad to here bout the new job, i think u'll find it will come in handy once u learn more about machining and if it's possible where u work, be able to do ur own projects like brakets and such that u can make for ur car. there's lots of money to be made in the CNC operator/programmer field, depending who u work for. use that company, like i am, to learn as much as possible, learn to do setups, get a list of the codes, in fact, i copied a list onto a floppy and put them on my comp, if u want i could send them to ya. what r the brand of machines u have there? any Mazak? the models here is a VTC 300(mill) and the lathe is Quick Turn 200. the other mills r Robodrill with Fanuc control.

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M6T2 = Change tool / tool 2
G90G56 = Absolute Positioning / fixture offset 3
G0X.46Y-1.25M3S3000 = Rapid to x and y position / Spindle clockwise / 3000 RPM
G0Z0 = Rapid to z axis zero
G81Z-.58R0F10. = Drilling canned cycle ? / to z depth / retract to z zero / feed of 10
X1.5 = next hole location
G80 = cancel drilling cycle
G0Z10. = Rapid to Z location
X0Y0 = Rapid to x y location
M30 = End of program ( Rewind Tape)


Based on standard Fanuc code. How close am I?

One question though, would you not drag the tool tip across the part going from the first hole to the second? Or is Z zero above the material face?


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Here you go. If you happen to have a acromatic 1200 control on a Cincinnati. This is the program for the coil bracket you can see in the "Race Car" section. Or if you are good - you can mod this code to extract the fucked up proprietary codes and replace them with the codes needed for your control. Have Fun.

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(PGM, NAME="COILMOUNT.VNC", ID="0", TYPE="A2100_274" )
:G17 G70 G90 G94 G97 M26
;H-WORD FIXTURE NUMBER FROM SEQUENCE STARTING NUMBER
(MSG, PART: COILMOUNT.VNC )
(MSG, PROGRAM: COILMOUNT.NCF )
(MSG, FORMAT: M930.12K.PST )
(MSG, 11/9/03 AT 1:37 PM )
(MSG, OUTPUT IN ABSOLUTE INCHES )
(MSG, PARTS PROGRAMMED: 1 )
(MSG, FIRST TOOL NOT IN SPINDLE )
(MSG, OPERATION 1: CONTOUR )
(MSG, WORKGROUP )
(MSG, TOOL 1: .625 DIA. ROUGH ENDMILL )
:1 G17 G70 G90 G94 G97 G0 F60. T1 M6
N2 G0 X-4.8343 Y.7325 Z.5 S6000 M3 D0 O0 H1 T2
N3 M8
N4 Z.1
N5 G1 Z-.21 F60.
N6 G41 Y.7225
N7 G3 X-4.8243 Y.7125 I-4.8243 J.7225
N8 G1 X-3.6997
N9 G2 X-2.9874 Y.0166 I-3.6997 J0
N10 G3 X-2.2626 Y.0166 I-2.625 J.025
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N12 G1 X-1.0747
N13 G2 X-.3624 Y.0166 I-1.0747 J0
N14 G3 X.3624 Y.0166 I0 J.025
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N16 G1 X1.5503
N17 G2 X2.2626 Y.0166 I1.5503 J0
N18 G3 X2.9874 Y.0166 I2.625 J.025
N19 G2 X3.6997 Y.7125 I3.6997 J0
N20 G1 X4.5352
N21 G3 X4.5452 Y.7225 I4.5352 J.7225
N22 G1 G40 Y.7325
N23 G0 Z.1
N24 G0 X-4.8343 Y.7325
N25 Z-.11
N26 G1 Z-.42 F60.
N27 G41 Y.7225
N28 G3 X-4.8243 Y.7125 I-4.8243 J.7225
N29 G1 X-3.6997
N30 G2 X-2.9874 Y.0166 I-3.6997 J0
N31 G3 X-2.2626 Y.0166 I-2.625 J.025
N32 G2 X-1.5503 Y.7125 I-1.5503 J0
N33 G1 X-1.0747
N34 G2 X-.3624 Y.0166 I-1.0747 J0
N35 G3 X.3624 Y.0166 I0 J.025
N36 G2 X1.0747 Y.7125 I1.0747 J0
N37 G1 X1.5503
N38 G2 X2.2626 Y.0166 I1.5503 J0
N39 G3 X2.9874 Y.0166 I2.625 J.025
N40 G2 X3.6997 Y.7125 I3.6997 J0
N41 G1 X4.5352
N42 G3 X4.5452 Y.7225 I4.5352 J.7225
N43 G1 G40 Y.7325
N44 G0 Z.1
N45 G0 X-4.8343 Y.7325
N46 Z-.32
N47 G1 Z-.63 F60.
N48 G41 Y.7225
N49 G3 X-4.8243 Y.7125 I-4.8243 J.7225
N50 G1 X-3.6997
N51 G2 X-2.9874 Y.0166 I-3.6997 J0
N52 G3 X-2.2626 Y.0166 I-2.625 J.025
N53 G2 X-1.5503 Y.7125 I-1.5503 J0
N54 G1 X-1.0747
N55 G2 X-.3624 Y.0166 I-1.0747 J0
N56 G3 X.3624 Y.0166 I0 J.025
N57 G2 X1.0747 Y.7125 I1.0747 J0
N58 G1 X1.5503
N59 G2 X2.2626 Y.0166 I1.5503 J0
N60 G3 X2.9874 Y.0166 I2.625 J.025
N61 G2 X3.6997 Y.7125 I3.6997 J0
N62 G1 X4.5352
N63 G3 X4.5452 Y.7225 I4.5352 J.7225
N64 G1 G40 Y.7325
N65 G0 Z.1
N66 G0 X-4.8343 Y.7325
N67 Z-.53
N68 G1 Z-.84 F60.
N69 G41 Y.7225
N70 G3 X-4.8243 Y.7125 I-4.8243 J.7225
N71 G1 X-3.6997
N72 G2 X-2.9874 Y.0166 I-3.6997 J0
N73 G3 X-2.2626 Y.0166 I-2.625 J.025
N74 G2 X-1.5503 Y.7125 I-1.5503 J0
N75 G1 X-1.0747
N76 G2 X-.3624 Y.0166 I-1.0747 J0
N77 G3 X.3624 Y.0166 I0 J.025
N78 G2 X1.0747 Y.7125 I1.0747 J0
N79 G1 X1.5503
N80 G2 X2.2626 Y.0166 I1.5503 J0
N81 G3 X2.9874 Y.0166 I2.625 J.025
N82 G2 X3.6997 Y.7125 I3.6997 J0
N83 G1 X4.5352
N84 G3 X4.5452 Y.7225 I4.5352 J.7225
N85 G1 G40 Y.7325
N86 G0 Z.1
N87 G0 X-4.8343 Y.7325
N88 Z-.74
N89 G1 Z-1.05 F60.
N90 G41 Y.7225
N91 G3 X-4.8243 Y.7125 I-4.8243 J.7225
N92 G1 X-3.6997
N93 G2 X-2.9874 Y.0166 I-3.6997 J0
N94 G3 X-2.2626 Y.0166 I-2.625 J.025
N95 G2 X-1.5503 Y.7125 I-1.5503 J0
N96 G1 X-1.0747
N97 G2 X-.3624 Y.0166 I-1.0747 J0
N98 G3 X.3624 Y.0166 I0 J.025
N99 G2 X1.0747 Y.7125 I1.0747 J0
N100 G1 X1.5503
N101 G2 X2.2626 Y.0166 I1.5503 J0
N102 G3 X2.9874 Y.0166 I2.625 J.025
N103 G2 X3.6997 Y.7125 I3.6997 J0
N104 G1 X4.5352
N105 G3 X4.5452 Y.7225 I4.5352 J.7225
N106 G1 G40 Y.7325
N107 G0 Z.1
(MSG, OPERATION 2: CONTOUR )
(MSG, WORKGROUP )
(MSG, TOOL 1: .625 DIA. ROUGH ENDMILL )
:108 G17 G70 G90 G94 G97 G0 F60. //1 T1 M6 ;BLOCK DELETE OMITS TOOL CHANGE
N109 G0 X.1 Y-1.8725 S6000 M3 D0 O0 H1 //1 T2 Z.5
N110 M8
N111 Z.1
N112 G1 Z-.35 F60.
N113 G41 Y-1.7725
N114 G3 X0 Y-1.6725 I0 J-1.7725
N115 G2 X-.6393 Y-1.5475 I0 J.025
N116 G1 X-1.9857
N117 G2 X-4.2962 Y.3225 I-2.625 J.025
N118 G1 X-3.3162
N119 G3 X-1.9338 Y.3225 I-2.625 J.025
N120 G1 X-.6912
N121 G3 X.6912 Y.3225 I0 J.025
N122 G1 X1.9338
N123 G3 X3.3162 Y.3225 I2.625 J.025
N124 G1 X4.2962
N125 G2 X1.9857 Y-1.5475 I2.625 J.025
N126 G1 X.6393
N127 G2 X0 Y-1.6725 I0 J.025
N128 G3 X-.1 Y-1.7725 I0 J-1.7725
N129 G1 G40 Y-1.8725
N130 G0 Z.1
N131 G0 X.1 Y-1.8725
N132 Z-.25
N133 G1 Z-.7 F60.
N134 G41 Y-1.7725
N135 G3 X0 Y-1.6725 I0 J-1.7725
N136 G2 X-.6393 Y-1.5475 I0 J.025
N137 G1 X-1.9857
N138 G2 X-4.2962 Y.3225 I-2.625 J.025
N139 G1 X-3.3162
N140 G3 X-1.9338 Y.3225 I-2.625 J.025
N141 G1 X-.6912
N142 G3 X.6912 Y.3225 I0 J.025
N143 G1 X1.9338
N144 G3 X3.3162 Y.3225 I2.625 J.025
N145 G1 X4.2962
N146 G2 X1.9857 Y-1.5475 I2.625 J.025
N147 G1 X.6393
N148 G2 X0 Y-1.6725 I0 J.025
N149 G3 X-.1 Y-1.7725 I0 J-1.7725
N150 G1 G40 Y-1.8725
N151 G0 Z.1
N152 G0 X.1 Y-1.8725
N153 Z-.6
N154 G1 Z-1.05 F60.
N155 G41 Y-1.7725
N156 G3 X0 Y-1.6725 I0 J-1.7725
N157 G2 X-.6393 Y-1.5475 I0 J.025
N158 G1 X-1.9857
N159 G2 X-4.2962 Y.3225 I-2.625 J.025
N160 G1 X-3.3162
N161 G3 X-1.9338 Y.3225 I-2.625 J.025
N162 G1 X-.6912
N163 G3 X.6912 Y.3225 I0 J.025
N164 G1 X1.9338
N165 G3 X3.3162 Y.3225 I2.625 J.025
N166 G1 X4.2962
N167 G2 X1.9857 Y-1.5475 I2.625 J.025
N168 G1 X.6393
N169 G2 X0 Y-1.6725 I0 J.025
N170 G3 X-.1 Y-1.7725 I0 J-1.7725
N171 G1 G40 Y-1.8725
N172 G0 Z.1
N173 Z.5
N174 M1
(MSG, OPERATION 3: CONTOUR )
(MSG, WORKGROUP )
(MSG, TOOL 2: .625 DIA. FINISH ENDMILL )
:175 G17 G70 G90 G94 G97 G0 F60. T2 M6
N176 G0 X.1 Y-1.8625 Z.5 S6000 M3 D0 O0 H1 T1
N177 M8
N178 Z.1
N179 G1 Z-.34 F60.
N180 G41 Y-1.7625
N181 G3 X0 Y-1.6625 I0 J-1.7625
N182 G2 X-.6374 Y-1.5375 I0 J.025
N183 G1 X-1.9876
N184 G2 X-4.2878 Y.3125 I-2.625 J.025
N185 G1 X-3.3312
N186 G3 X-1.9188 Y.3125 I-2.625 J.025
N187 G1 X-.7062
N188 G3 X.7062 Y.3125 I0 J.025
N189 G1 X1.9188
N190 G3 X3.3312 Y.3125 I2.625 J.025
N191 G1 X4.2878
N192 G2 X1.9876 Y-1.5375 I2.625 J.025
N193 G1 X.6374
N194 G2 X0 Y-1.6625 I0 J.025
N195 G3 X-.1 Y-1.7625 I0 J-1.7625
N196 G1 G40 Y-1.8625
N197 G0 Z.1
N198 G0 X.1 Y-1.8625
N199 Z-.24
N200 G1 Z-.68 F60.
N201 G41 Y-1.7625
N202 G3 X0 Y-1.6625 I0 J-1.7625
N203 G2 X-.6374 Y-1.5375 I0 J.025
N204 G1 X-1.9876
N205 G2 X-4.2878 Y.3125 I-2.625 J.025
N206 G1 X-3.3312
N207 G3 X-1.9188 Y.3125 I-2.625 J.025
N208 G1 X-.7062
N209 G3 X.7062 Y.3125 I0 J.025
N210 G1 X1.9188
N211 G3 X3.3312 Y.3125 I2.625 J.025
N212 G1 X4.2878
N213 G2 X1.9876 Y-1.5375 I2.625 J.025
N214 G1 X.6374
N215 G2 X0 Y-1.6625 I0 J.025
N216 G3 X-.1 Y-1.7625 I0 J-1.7625
N217 G1 G40 Y-1.8625
N218 G0 Z.1
N219 G0 X.1 Y-1.8625
N220 Z-.58
N221 G1 Z-1.02 F60.
N222 G41 Y-1.7625
N223 G3 X0 Y-1.6625 I0 J-1.7625
N224 G2 X-.6374 Y-1.5375 I0 J.025
N225 G1 X-1.9876
N226 G2 X-4.2878 Y.3125 I-2.625 J.025
N227 G1 X-3.3312
N228 G3 X-1.9188 Y.3125 I-2.625 J.025
N229 G1 X-.7062
N230 G3 X.7062 Y.3125 I0 J.025
N231 G1 X1.9188
N232 G3 X3.3312 Y.3125 I2.625 J.025
N233 G1 X4.2878
N234 G2 X1.9876 Y-1.5375 I2.625 J.025
N235 G1 X.6374
N236 G2 X0 Y-1.6625 I0 J.025
N237 G3 X-.1 Y-1.7625 I0 J-1.7625
N238 G1 G40 Y-1.8625
N239 G0 Z.1
:240
N241 M26 M02
(MSG, FILE LENGTH: 6521 CHARACTERS )
(MSG, FILE LENGTH: 54.66 FEET )
(MSG, FILE LENGTH: 16.74 METERS )
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That's the program for this:



https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=240307

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AWESOME!

Now all I've gotta do is find a CNC shop that can pull this off!

acromatic 1200 control on a Cincinnati...hmm..

Thanks!

Jon
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Originally posted by bwaits
Based on standard Fanuc code. How close am I?

One question though, would you not drag the tool tip across the part going from the first hole to the second? Or is Z zero above the material face?


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i knew there were those that knew it. as for ur ?, no, we set Z0 at .100 above the part.
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Originally posted by vipernicus42
That's the program for this:



AWESOME!

Now all I've gotta do is find a CNC shop that can pull this off!

acromatic 1200 control on a Cincinnati...hmm..

Thanks!

Jon

Any CNC Shop will know what to do with the program listed above.



To get back to the question in the first post.

The porting done on the ports is 3 dimensional and "undercut" from the side of the housing. You would need a 5 Axis CNC machine. A full 5 axis CNC in going to run you 400K. You are not going to be able to do ports on a standard 50K 3 axis mill.

Now lets say you have a 5 axis machine. You have 2 choices to program a port. A) you hand port the housing and use a "Probe" on the 5 axis to probe the shape and export it as geometry or NC program. B) Model the port in a CAD software and then program the machine with a CAM software.

You are not going to hand write a program to port a rotary. Now - You could if we are talking about a Peripheral port.



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I used to run a manual mill. Yall make me feel so inefficent. But ill be damn if I CANT hold a half thousands. Used to bore rods and pistons for Ingersoll Rand.
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