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I figured it out. Should have noticed right away. T5 is a spacing standard and 1000 refers to MM. So its a T5 belt, 1m long and 6mm wide.

I don't think this is something to resolve. My micro-router V3 (black control box with denstep) which I just got working again runs 32mins on the same test. I don't think it can run any faster than that.

I think its time to replace this control with something more capable

I was hoping you guys could help me out.

Old Microrouter 2001 vintage, serial number 00096.

X axis drive belt stretched. I need to purchase new one. First, is this imperial or a metric belt? Approximate circumference 1m or 39 5/8th's. Number of teeth 200, width .225'' or close to 6mm.

Belt has ...

O.K.

well since the G76 route will not work well for me I tried a G32 but the control reads the Z axis wrong and goes the wrong direction, heading instead all the way back to home in the Z.

Is there another method, other than the G76 I can use?

Please! without a fix I essentially have no ...

Thank you Steve and Denford Admin! I appreciate all your help.

First, the offset of .2mm will come in handy as it has not been cutting my threads deep enough.

I have spent easily 60hrs just testing the threading cycle. The pieces I am running now are just tests of what the machine can do and to ...

I am still having intermittent issues with G76 threading. As a test I threaded a 1.5'' bar with an 18 TPI using this code.

N140 G99 G97 F0.055 S500
N150 M03
N160 M08
N170 G00 X1.53 Z0.03
N180 G76 P010060 Q15 R0.0005
N190 G76 Z-0.5 X1.4339 P764 Q38 F0.0555

Worked great as far as I could tell.

Now ...

Just a quick question.

What is the control on a Novaturn. Is it just based on Fanuc or is it a one of the other fanuc controls such as 10t, OT etc.

I am tweaking the post for my machine and just wanted to make sure.

Thanks!

Dave

thanks you for your help.

The root of this issue, I believe, is the main cause of almost all issues. Human error.

I think I was just screwing up. I had not only the offsets incorect but considering the diameter of the part I was turning and the SFPM I had set, this was the correct RPM :shock:

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The version of VR Turning is 1.15.2.425

It is the red segmented display

The DenMint chip reads 2.0B/10/S/B19-JD5

The speed on the machine has been acting oddly lately. The speed of the lathe does not match the display (verified by a laser tachometer). Now that the box is open I can vary the speed ...

That code at the end should have read a SFPM of 200 not 20. Sorry. I double checked and that is not why its running slowly. Has been exhibiting this behaviour for some time.

The unit is a Novaturn 99 vintage. fully updated firmware and VR software.

When programing a G96 CSS it works perfectly on the first tool no matter what tool number or offset but on the second tool it runs extremely slow (like 150rpm)

Any combination of tools or offsets do this. Here is an ...

I was using the on screen reading.

I will check the actual speed with a laser tachometer and if neccesary adjust with the potentiometer in the control box.

Thanks for your help.

My Novaturn runs somewhat slower than programed RPM.

For instance, if I program 2000 RPM, it will run somewhere in the high 1700's

Any ideas on what I should look for or check out?

Thanks in advance, I really appreciate it.

Dave

I am having trouble programing my NovaTurn for the G76 canned cycle. I don't know what it should look like on this machine so maybe you could help. Here is an example thread.

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O0000
N10 (FANUC - )
N90 G00 G40 G20 G99
N100 G28 U0.
N110 G28 W0.
N120 G00 G40 G20
N130 G28 U0
N140 G28 W0.
N150 M00
N160 ...