On 12/17/2018 04:19 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
I have one last problem, I can't get a G42 to "take"
despite the fact
that the next move is 2x+ the tool diameter.
Am I crazy or is this a bug? Do I need to waste some stock
to find out?
You need to make a spring-loaded ballpoint pen holder and a
Cutter comp G41 | G42
Going all the way back to when I was first taught NC programming via punched
paper tape.
Engaging CC or disengaging CC should always be done with a lead in move.
G00 X# Y#G01 Z#G42 X# Y# D# F#
Also since it is a modal value the first time you call G41|G42 it is best
Greetings all;
I have one last problem, I can't get a G42 to "take" despite the fact
that the next move is 2x+ the tool diameter. I would like to run most of
a while loop using g42 as that, when I've made it work, draws a red line
in the backplot on the climb cutting side of the tool. But as I
On Monday 17 December 2018 05:05:18 Roland Jollivet wrote:
> Hi Gene
> You seem to be making a real meal out of a DB9 slot
1, its a db25, 2, it lays horizontally, and 3. I'm done except for
tweeking the bottom, narrower run, I've a greater than 10 degree angle
for the tapered ends. This isn't
Hi Gene
You seem to be making a real meal out of a DB9 slot
Why not just make the cutout this shape;
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10PCS-Full-Height-serial-port-Bracket-for-DB9-DB15-DB25-interface-Computer-Case-PCI-slot-baffle/32880851198.html
easier to assemble
can invert plug later if you
Greetings all;
I found I have a 4mm mill, which will give a closer match to the rounded
corner radius of the db pattern.
In laying out the cuts to do a db25 length pattern, I am mirroring 1/2
of the max overall length of of the wider top, which is 1.537" including
the tool diameter of
