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Rectangular pocket milling in programs – HEIDENHAIN PT 855 for Milling User Manual

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I - 4 Programming POSITIP

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Operating Instructions

POSITIP 855

Rectangular pocket milling in programs

The POSITIP makes the roughing out of rectangular pockets sim-

ple: You just enter the dimensions for the pocket, and POSITIP

calculates the rough-out paths.

Execution of cycle

The execution of the cycle is represented in Figs 7.6, 7.7 and 7.8.

I

:

The POSITIP gives the distances-to-go for positioning the tool at

the starting position

A

: first in the tool axis, and then in the

machining plane to the center of the pocket.

II

:

Roughing out the pocket in accordance with the path indicated in

the diagram (Fig. 7.8 shows climb milling). In the working plane

the stepover distance is equal to the tool radius

R

. The pecking

depth in the tool axis is random.

III

:

This procedure repeats itself until the entered depth

B

is reached.

Input into cycle

5.0 RECTANGULAR POCKET

• Starting position -

STARTPOS.

A

(enter absolute value, referenced to datum)

• Milling depth -

DEPTH

B

(enter absolute value, referenced to datum)

• Pocket center in X -

POSX

MX

Center of the pocket in the main axis of the working plane.

• Pocket center in Y -

POSY

MY

Center of the pocket in the secondary axis of the working

plane.

• Side length in X -

LENGTH X

X

Length of the pocket in the direction of the main axis.

• Side length in Y -

LENGTH Y

Y

Length of the pocket in the direction of the secondary axis.

• Direction

DIR.

Input value 0: Climb milling (Fig. 7.8: anticlockwise)

Input value 1: Up-cut milling (clockwise)

• Finishing allowance -

FIN.AL

Finishing allowance in the working plane.

Fig. 7.6: Step

I

in cycle

5.0 RECTANGULAR POCKET

I

Z

A

X

II

Z

B

X

Fig. 7.8: Step

III

in cycle

5.0 RECTANGULAR POCKET

III

MY

R

Y

X

MX

Y

X

Fig. 7.7: Step

II

in cycle

5.0 RECTANGULAR POCKET