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12-09-2021, 09:30 AM #1
Matrix Nexus - T-Drill won't rapid return?
Hi folks. I'm having some issues with the T-Drill unit in my machine.
1. It's feeding on the return instead of making a rapid move. Is this some kind of parameter that controls it or is it a programming error on my part?
2. It wants to rapid only 0.2 mm from the face of the part. That's a bit too close for my liking. I assume there's a parameter for this as well but I can't find it in the manual.
3. Can I make it feed at 50% for the first 2mm? Right now it goes 100% all the way.
here's the program:
And here's the tool data:
Thanks!
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12-09-2021, 09:48 AM #2
I couldn’t read your program. But I have the same issue typically. I think I program it with a #2 peck then put the first and minimum peck the same or deeper than my intended drill depth
For the face clearance add a tpc and I forget which param number but it will say clearance face. Increase that to what you want.
You can also have the drill start at -.01” or something instead of 0 to make sure you have clearance on an unfaced part.
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12-09-2021, 11:46 AM #3
Thank you. That fixed the rapid return.
I assume you mean TC39 - Safety contour clearance - Front clearance. I have this set to 2000 (2mm). The weird thing is, sometimes it goes to 2mm and other times to 0.2mm. Like if I start in the middle of a program with the Restart command then it goes to 2 and other times it just seems random.
I wonder if there's a bug because inches are in 0.0001 and mm are in 0.001 increments. Like it thinks I really wanted 0.0001 mm increments instead. Very strange.
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12-09-2021, 12:51 PM #4
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12-09-2021, 12:58 PM #5
Or maybe this has something to do with the "Buffer" thing next to Position? Is there another parameter to change the buffer? 0.2 mm is making me way too nervous.
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12-09-2021, 01:57 PM #6
There is a parameter that controls what clearance it uses after facing the part. Not sure of the number but start reading through them in your spare time and it will help you a lot on knowing what the machine is doing and what you can control.
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