Post Processor for Fanuc OM

Post Processor for Fanuc OM

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Post Processor for Fanuc OM

Anonymous
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Hi everybody , i'm using an old CNC machine since 1989 with fanuc OM controller. I have a trouble with post processor for olds machine of my shop , it took me a lot of time to edit CNC program by replace or edit unnessary g  code and m code , so i'm very tired. I watched video tutorial to edit post but it's complicated to understand it . Someone can explain for me construction of post Fusion 360 or have a sample post processor for Fanuc OM? I'm really need it.

Thanks for read my post , my english not good so please help me.

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MoshiurRashid
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Hello @Anonymous 

 

Thanks for posting. We have a manufacture forum which is exactly dedicated to CNC and CAM related topics. @seth.madore will help you by moving the post there. 

 

Thanks again.

Moshiur Rashid
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seth.madore
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@Anonymous  do you have some programs that are adjusted to suit what you DO need? The changes aren't that difficult to do, for the most part, once you have a grasp on how things work.

If you could get a concise and clear list of what's not working and what change you need to make, we can start looking at the post and make suggestions for modifications


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing


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Anonymous
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Thanks for your help , a have a code adjusted and it look like g code of mastercam , i will post here and can you explain where can i edit the post processor? 

I want to edit start of path like :

%
O2006
G21
(T2 D=10. CR=0. - ZMIN=-8. - FLAT END MILL)
G90 G0 G17 G49 G40 G80
(2D ADAPTIVE1)
T4 M06

G90 G00 G54 X-10.669 Y-4.126 S6000 M3
G43 Z15. H04

End of path

M09

M05

M01

G91 G28 Z0.

End of program

M09

M05

G91 G28 Z0.

G28 X0. Y0.

M30

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Anonymous
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Thanks you , Help me 😞

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randyT9V9C
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I run a 1990's vintage 15M (0M). The generic Fanuc post processor worked for most basic things. Canned cycles will likely need to be added/changed to match your machine. For example, I had to change rigid tapping from G84 to G84.2/G84.3. Here is a link to my post processor: http://home.lewiscounty.com/~forhire/posts/fanuc15m.cps

 

 

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seth.madore
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Do you actually need the "Start of Path" and "End of Path" and "End of Program"?


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing


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Anonymous
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Yes , i need edit the "Start of Path" and "End of Path" and "End of Program"  , because my cnc machines only understand g code look like that to run program 

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Anonymous
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Thank for your reply , i'll try it for my CNC machines

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