5 axis machining & post processor

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by Frank Wilson, Jun 13, 2004.

  1. Frank Wilson

    Frank Wilson Guest

    Hi guys,
    I need your suggestions & help about 5 axis
    machining & It's post processor development in pro/NC.

    1. Can you please give me a description on how to go about a
    5 axis milling? I've done alot of 3 axis with Pro/Man but 5 axis is
    new to me.If you have some information on how I should go about doing
    that (online resources, books etc), I would greatly appreciate it.
    Even a few lines in reply to this email about the basics would be a
    good start for me. Can u send me some of your work of 5 axis machining
    done in pro/NC. I'll reverse engineer that & it'd be of great help to
    me.

    2. We have a DMU 60 P 5 axis machining center with heidenhain
    TNC 425 controller. The machine has a rotary table which is read by
    machine as a C axis while a tilting head which is read as B axis. The
    tilting head can tilt at 90 degree & becomes a horizontal machining
    centre. Actually the B axis is not a straight one, but at an angle
    with the Y axis in vertical plane so that when the head tilts about
    it, it ( the head) comes to a horizontal machining center position. I
    don't see such a machine with these axis in the option file generator
    (Applications > Post Processor).If u need, I have an image
    illustrating this machine, & I can send it to u. If you have post
    processor for this machine & other 5 axis machines besides this one &
    willing to share, I'd be really grateful to you. In case, you don't
    have a post processor for this machine, can you please help me in
    developing its post processor?


    Thanks in advance,
    Regards,

    Frank Wilson,
    Manufacturing Engineer.
     
    Frank Wilson, Jun 13, 2004
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  2. Frank Wilson

    hamei Guest



    No, but I can send you to someone who can - and I don't mean "kinda
    can", I mean *really* can. Google alt.machines.cnc, find Tim Markoski,
    and email him. Tell him the Commie sent you. He knows his stuff cf.
    five axis posts. Or just cross this post over to amcnc & say you're
    looking for Tim Markoski. He's a sort-of arrogant reactionary, but a
    talented one. Youth, ya know ....
     
    hamei, Jun 26, 2004
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