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Work with blade

#1
Hi to everyone!

I have robot with an external axis. When I use it with mill, everything is generated correctly: the table rotates, the robot stands still. But, if I use a blade, then with the same settings the table stands, the robot move the blade.
How can I change the settings so that the saw works the same as the mill.

Thanks in advance

millhttps://youtu.be/s4j66iGzmKU
bladehttps://youtu.be/27xarhQzXPw


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#2
Hi,

the program is so massive that I couldn´t try these changes but I think you should try to modify Axis optimization settings. You will find that in Robot Machining Project: Settings window, pic attached.

If you click the More options -button then under Recommended Presets, try choosing "Maintain Robot Reference" or "Prioritize Robot." I managed to get my external axis work correctly this way.


#3
Hi

I know this metod and for mill this work very good, but for blade no. And don't understand why.

Thank you

Serg
#4
I tried to (for the little time I had) and I didn't get any good result either...
I'm not sure why...

Jeremy
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#5
Hi

I found the reason for the incorrect generation of the program.
There are two options for machining in a circle
The first is when the tool rotates around its axis, and the point of contact of the tool with the part maintains its position.https://youtu.be/oTH855Svi50
The second is when the tool rotates around the part, without rotation around its axis, and the point of contact of the tool with the part is constantly changing.https://youtu.be/8qZ6oAXpp88
For the RoboDK to work correctly, you need to generate a program as in the first case.

Serg
#6
Oh, that makes sense!

Great finding.

Jeremy
Find useful information about RoboDK and its features by visiting ourOnline Documentationand by watching tutorials on ourYoutube Channel.






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