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5 Programming Tool Movements 5.4 Path Contours - Cartesian Coordinates TNC 360 Example for exercise: Rounding a corner Coordinates of the corner point: X = 95 mm Y = 5 mm Rounding radius: R = 20 mm Milling depth: Z = –15 mm Tool radius: R = 10 mm Part program Y 100 %S527I G71 * ............................................................ Begin program N10 G30 G17 X+0 Y+0 Z–20 * .................................. Define the workpiece blank N20 G31 G90 X+100 Y+100 Z+0 * N30 G99 T7 L+0 R+10 * ............................................ Define the tool N40 T7 G17 S1500 * .................................................. Call the tool N50 G00 G40 G90 Z+100 M06 * ............................... Retract the spindle and insert the tool N60 X–10 Y-5 * .......................................................... Pre-position in X, Y N70 Z–15 M03 * ........................................................ Pre-position to the working depth N80 G01 G42 X+0 Y+5 F100 * Move with radius compensation and reduced feed to the first contour element N90 X+95 * ................................................................ Program the first straight line for the corner N100 G25 R20 * ........................................................ Insert radius R = 20 mm between the two contour elements N110 Y+100 * ............................................................ Program the second straight line for the corner N120 G00 G40 X+120 Y+120 * ................................. Retract the tool in X, Y; cancel radius compensation N130 Z+100 M02 * .................................................... Retract the tool in Z N9999 %S527I G71 * 5 –15 Z R = 20 X 100 95 5-27
5 Programming Tool Movements 5.5 Path Contours - Polar Coordinates 5-28 Polar coordinates are useful for programming: • Positions on circular arcs • Positions from workpiece drawings showing angular dimensions Section 1.2 "Fundamentals of NC" (see page 1-8) provides a detailed description of polar coordinates. Polar coordinate origin: Pole I, J, K You can define the pole anywhere in the program before the blocks containing polar coordinates. Enter the pole in Cartesian coordinates as a circle center in a I, J, K block. A pole definition remains effective until a new pole is defined. The designation of the pole is derived from its position in the working plane. Working plane XY YZ ZX H G 1 0 R 5 3 0 POLE I, J J, K K, I You can define the last programmed position as POLE by entering G29. Straight line at rapid traverse G10 Straight line with feed rate G11 F ... • You can enter any value from –360° to +360° for H. • Enter the algebraic sign for H relative to the angle reference axis: For an angle from the reference axis counterclockwise to R: H>0 For an angle from the reference axis clockwise to R: H
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