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  1. #1
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    threading help!!! asap

    I need help with threading issues... I want to make .485-18 un-2a thread with a major tolerance of .485 to .478 and a minor tolerance of .448 to .443.
    I have a fanuc O-T control. Could someone out there help with the g-code I should use, I tried g32, g92, and g76 whiuch one is best. and could a sample program be provided?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated (chair) (chair)

  2. #2
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    G76 is the easiest to use, and requires the least amount of code.

    G76 P010060 Q5
    G76 X.4455 Z-1.0 P360 Q5 L.055556

  3. #3
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    thanks ghyman I entered in the info given it did indeed make a thread but the but the pitch was so fine it wiped out the major diameter!! I can get the pitch correct with a g32 but the threads come out full of burrs,and I 'd really like to use a canned cycle instead of punching a million numbers in manually. I got 1000 of parts to make and they get plated so they must be flawless. I bought this machine used and haven't had to thread anything until now. I have never run into this problem before I've been on the floor programing and machining for 15 years. I am using a g97,g99,g20 so that is all there. I am begenning to think bad encoder??????

  4. #4
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    T0101
    S1250m3
    G0x.5815z.1
    G4u.5
    G92x.4595z-.5f.05555
    X.4459
    X.4353
    X.4263
    X.4183
    X.4133
    X.4133
    G0x.5815

  5. #5
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    thanks guys I found the problem today a bad wire to my encoder as soon as I fixed the frayed wire it worked fine. Back making parts. I guess I learned a lesson getting a used machine at a bargin basement price will cause alot of head aches until you get all the bugs worked out. I can't afford a repairman at $150.00 an hour so I am on the learning curve. Starting you own shop is such a joy just waiting for the rewards..................

  6. #6
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    Wow! scared me there for a minute! I hated thinking that I posted bad code!
    Glad you're back up and running!

    As for "waiting for the rewards..."

    There are rewards?!?!?

    gmh

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