Mastercam v9 only posting g1 moves code#

> What tolerance settings do you use in the toolpath & in the post dialog? >The generic Haas post inserts M11/M10 already and the machine was delivered with HSM enabled, it runs Adaptive Clearing at high feedrates with no issues. It was a good multi-axis test, but useless for consistent finish on customer parts. Yes, I was, though I consider it a total failure for other reasons namely the absence of stepover/scallop control. The Haas generic, change this line: var useInverseTimeFeed to TRUE

Mastercam v9 only posting g1 moves code#

What tolerance settings do you use in the toolpath & in the post dialog? Would you mind sharing some G code & a part with a toolpathВ you know runs smoothly on your Haas 4-axis please? It would be a HUGE help if you could. Gouge was from another experiment, please ignore! post did you use? And were you using Flow in HSMWorks? The generic Haas post inserts M11/M10 already and the machine was delivered with HSM enabled, it runsВ Adaptive Clearing at high feedrates with no issues. Gouge was from another experiment, please ignore! wrote:ДЈ second video of part attached. I think HSMWorks rasterizes all live 4-ax moves to linear, which creates demand forВ short moves in order to maintain accuracy.ДЄND 2) insert a M11 (unclamp 4th brake) at the beginning of live 4-axis operations, and M10 (clamp brake) at the end.ДЈ second video of part attached. I have had the same experiences.ДЎ) turn on HSM or the HSM trial in the Haas control. It's definitely not the source of the jerkiness that would be either rasterization of the toolpath (does the customer have the HSM option on their Haas? It's essential for this), or the auto clamp/unclamp beingВ applied too often. 'Feedrate' is kind of a misnomer in inverse time, but it's the closest logical concept. Moves of different lengths will require differentВ times to complete. Inverse time does indeed need F# on every line, because you're defining how long each move should take. I have made the generic Haas post work with smooth 4-axis moves.