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CNC Class Work-15-04-2025

The document provides CNC programming examples for two problems, detailing the steps and commands used for machining operations. It also explains the two coordinate systems used in CNC: Absolute and Incremental, outlining their definitions and applications. The Absolute system refers to fixed datum points, while the Incremental system calculates positions based on the previous point's location.

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CNC Class Work-15-04-2025

The document provides CNC programming examples for two problems, detailing the steps and commands used for machining operations. It also explains the two coordinate systems used in CNC: Absolute and Incremental, outlining their definitions and applications. The Absolute system refers to fixed datum points, while the Incremental system calculates positions based on the previous point's location.

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Date: - 15/04/2025 Class Work

Problem No:- 1

40
40
20

30
20 10

Final Drawing Raw Material

Program:-

O1234 FANUC Series no.


G28 U0.0 W0.0; G28 Reference Plane U0.0- X Position zero W0.0- Z position Zero
T0101; Tool No.1
G97 S800 M03; G97 Constant Speed Spindle Rotation S800-Spindle speed M03-Clock wise spindle
Rotation
G00 X0.0 Z2.0; G00- Rapid Move of Tool X0.0 Z2.0
G00 X0.0 Z0.0;
G01 X20.0 Z0.0 F0.20; G01- Linear Interpolation
G01 Z-10.0;
G01 X40.0;
G01 Z-30.0;
G28 U0.0 W0.0;
M05; M05- Spindle stop
M30; M30- Program Stop & Reset
Problem No:- 2

60
60 50 30

50
20 20 10

Final Drawing Raw Material

Program:-

O1234 FANUC Series no.


G28 U0.0 W0.0; G28 Reference Plane U0.0- X Position zero W0.0- Z position Zero
T0101; Tool No.1
G97 S800 M03; G97 Constant Speed Spindle Rotation S800-Spindle speed M03-Clock wise spindle
G00 X0.0 Z2.0; G00- Rapid Move of Tool X0.0 Z2.0
G00 X0.0 Z0.0;
G01 X30.0 Z0.0 F0.20; G01- Linear Interpolation
G01 Z-10.0;
G01 X50.0;
G01 Z-30.0;
G01 X60.0:
G01 Z-50.0;
G28 U0.0 W0.0;
M05; M05- Spindle stop
M30; M30- Program Stop & Reset
CNC Turning Center Programming Example

N10 T03 D03 M06


N20 G97 S900 M04
N30 G00 G42 X40 Z5
N40 G92 S3500
N50 G96 S250
N60 G01 X60 Z-5 F0.1
N70 Z-15
N80 X56 Z-20
N90 G02 X70 Z-30 R10
N100 G01 X80 Z-40
N110 X100
N120 Z-80
N130 X106
N140 G03 X116 Z-85 R5
N150 G01 X120
N160 G00 X150 Z100 G40 G97 S900 M05
N170 M30
METHOD OF LISTING THE COORDINATES OF POINTS IN NC/CNC SYSTEM

Two types of coordinate systems are used to define and control the position of the tool in
relation to the workpiece. Each system has its own application and the two coordinate systems may
be used independent or may be mixed within a CNC part program according to the machining
requirements of the component.
The coordinate data input systems used are
1) Absolute coordinate data input system
2) Incremental coordinate data input system

ABSOLUTE CO-ORDINATE DATA INPUT SYSTEM


In the absolute system the coordinate points are always referred with reference to the same
datum. The datum positions in the X-axis, Y-axis and Z-axis are defined by the user/programmer
before starting the operation on the machine.

INCREMENTAL COORDINATE DATA INPUT SYSTEM


In the incremental system the coordinate of axis point are calculated with reference to previous point
i.e., the point at which the cutting tool is positioned is taken as datum p

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