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  1. #1
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    G33?

    I am reading the manual for G-code programming a TM10 Lathe W/Max Control.

    G33 looks simple.

    GZK is all that is asked for...........G33Z-.8K13.0

    I used Mastercam x8 to long hand to program.

    Ended up with this:

    G0 G53 X15.6693 Z24.9606 M5
    G0 T0404
    G97 S200 M03
    G0 G54 X.3919 Z.2174
    X.4424
    G33 Z-.8 K13.0
    G0 X.3919
    Z.2141
    X.4541
    G33 Z-.8 K13.0
    G0 X.3919
    Z.2116
    X.4632
    G33 Z-.8 K13.0
    G0 X.3919
    Z.2094
    X.471
    G33 Z-.8 K13.0
    G0 X.3919
    Z.2075
    X.4779
    G33 Z-.8 K13.0
    ---------snip-----------

    It faults on the G33 block.

    The manual that I am using is very simple. What am I missing?

    Thanks for your help.

  2. #2
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    Re: G33?

    for a simple thread cycle usually needs X end point Z end point and F federate rated to pitch.
    G33 X<x> Z<z> F<f>
    for compound thread cycle needs extra parameters like Q times R return point and K thread height.
    I think you missing federate
    For example spindle 100 rpm and thread pitch 1mm F=100
    100 rpm and thread pitch 1.25mm F=125
    200 rpm and thread pitch 1.25mm F=250 etc.

  3. #3
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    Re: G33?

    Quote Originally Posted by billcha View Post
    for a simple thread cycle usually needs X end point Z end point and F federate rated to pitch.
    G33 X<x> Z<z> F<f>
    for compound thread cycle needs extra parameters like Q times R return point and K thread height.
    I think you missing federate
    For example spindle 100 rpm and thread pitch 1mm F=100
    100 rpm and thread pitch 1.25mm F=125
    200 rpm and thread pitch 1.25mm F=250 etc.
    Thanks.

    I tried F.0769 at the control on one bock to see if it would pass that block and go the next with the K in it and fault out.............It faulted even with the F.0769

    I noticed that an E can be used as well. I have not tried that yet. Taking tomorrow off so I will not be back to try any other things until Friday.

    Thanks for the input.

  4. #4
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    Re: G33?

    adamant

    This may be of some help with using G33
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails G33 threading.PDF  
    Mactec54

  5. #5
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    Re: G33?

    I think E can be used for threads/inch.
    Try G33 X<x> Z<z> E<threads/inch>

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