Machinist Training

This is your chance to show and tell all of us how fucking talented you are
at programming CNC lathes.

BTW, my least experienced machinist/operator/programmer (9 years manual
machines, 2 years cnc operator, 1 year programming) says your programming
ideas are absolutely the worst fucking shit he has seen--even less
intelligible than a Fanuc manual.

 

They have a standard for everything.

 

We've all worked with guys like him.

<http://tinyurl.com/d3f46>

 

LOL

 

Dan,

Take a look at Cliff's sample code to prove his point that centerline
programming is it.

I must admit though Cliff was right and I was wrong, he said I wasn't
reading his example code right. When I said he made two mistakes in the
two lines he posted I was wrong he made five mistakes, proving that his
convoluted method is more prone to error.

Post # 231 subject: Mori Seki SL1 NC lathe programming
Example was to place a .01" Radius at Z.0 X1.0 with a tool nose radius
of .031

Cliff's example programming from the TNRC,

End of Cliff's example

How many mistakes did Cliff make?
Here's the list

Line # 1 G01 X 1.063 (X start should be X.980)
Line # 2 G02 (G03 is Counter Clockwise)
# 2 X1.187 (X end is wrong should be X1.062)
# 2 Z-.031 (Z end is Z -.01)
# 2 R.072 (R value is wrong R value is R.041)

No wonder Cliff won't post a sample profile or corresponding G-Code for
Peer Review, he is worse than worthless his mistakes are costly and
dangerous.

ROFLMAO, Jon would have gotten this right making Jon smarter than
Cliff.

Tom

 

You seem to have missed the prior non-crossposted reply <G>....
Silly boy.

 

Cliff,

That's the best you got?
Since when do you ever listen to people who ask for you to not cross
post?

Tom

 

sorry but shortly I am going to put have to put you on my blocked senders
list too cos this stuff keeps landing in the SW group when you reply to
him...aarrgggh! (