Circular Pocket Milling (Cycle 5) - HEIDENHAIN TNC 370 User Manual

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8
Cycles
4
8.3
Cycles for Milling
Pockets, Studs and Slots
CIRCULAR
POCKET
MILLING
(Cycle 5)
!&
4
Mote:
* Program a positioning
block for the starting point (hate center) in the worl&g
ptnne with radius compensation
RO.
* Program a positioning block far the stming pOint in the Wtool axis fsetup clfearance above
vvofkpkm?
surface].
* The algsbraic sign for c-y&4 parsmeter DEFTH definas the warking directian.
* This cycle requires a centm-cut end mill {CXl 16411, or a sepmtfs pitot drilling opera&m af: the pock& centm,
Process
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The tool penetrates
the workpiece
at the starting position
(pocket
center) and advances to the first infeed depth.
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The tool subsequently
follows
a spiral path at the specified
feed rate
(see Fig. 8.18). The stepover factor is determined
by the value of k (see
Cycle 4 PECKING).
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This process is repeated
until the programmed
depth is reached.
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At the end of the cycle the tool returns to the starting position.
Input data
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SET-UP
CLEARANCE
@ (incremental
value):
Distance between
tool tip (starting position)
and workpiece
surface
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MILLING
DEPTH
@I: (incremental
value):
Distance between
workpiece
surface and bottom of hole.
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PECKING
DEPTH
0:
(incremental
value):
lnfeed per cut. The TNC moves in one operation
to the
DEPTH if:
-
PECKING DEPTH and DEPTH are identical
-
the PECKING DEPTH is greater than the DEPTH.
Enter a positive value.
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FEED RATE FOR PECKING:
Traversing
speed of the tool during penetration.
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CIRCLE
RADIUS
@:
Radius of the circular pocket.
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FEED RATE F:
Traversing
speed of the tool in the working
plane.
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ROTATION
CLOCKWISE:
DR- ?
DR + : Climb milling with M3
DR - :
Up-cut milling with M3
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Fig. 8.18:
Cutter
path for roughing-out
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Fig. 8.19:
Distances
and infeeds
with
CIRCULAR
POCKET
MILLING
Fig. 8.20:
Direction
of the cutter
path

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