Stand-Alone Punch machine user manual - Finn-Power International ...
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once in NC Express tool library, example, two rectangle 0.25x1.00 with two of the<br />
same dies- Open RE_0.250x1.000 (5mmx25mm) highlight the die quantity and<br />
change the quantity value to two (2). Also, change punch count on bottom of<br />
modify tool to two (2). You now just told NC Express that there are two<br />
RE_0.250X1.000 (5mmx25mm) tools to be loaded in the turret; one can be loaded<br />
in the turret at 0° and one at 90° if desired.<br />
<strong>Punch</strong> count determines the amount of one specific tool in the tool library. Tool<br />
library may have a tool with 4 different die clearances and only 3 punch counts-<br />
This means that the tool can only be loaded in the turret a maximum of three (3)<br />
times.<br />
Removing- To remove a die clearance for a tool select the die, for the specific die<br />
value that will be removed, and click remove die.<br />
Remember- When using this feature in NC Express this requires proper setup<br />
initially. Each tool in the tool library will need to have all the correct physical dies<br />
(meaning at the <strong>machine</strong> which type of die the tool physically has).<br />
After die clearances are set, open the tool library and click Save. (Note- If NC<br />
Express asks for a default die clearance every time it is opened <strong>user</strong> did not save the<br />
tool library, clicking save will create tool library database (*.mdb) which will allow<br />
for editing in Microsoft Access.)<br />
Step 2: Setting die range for materials<br />
At this point all dies should be entered for tools. What needs to be done now is to<br />
set the die clearance range for all material types and thickness. (At the end of this<br />
document Appendix C shows recommended die clearances and ranges for all<br />
materials)<br />
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