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Homag Weeke PP
« on: January 29, 2022, 13:31:44 pm »
Bonjour aux lecteurs,

Questions: i'm trying to better my Homag PP and I wish the "Clearance Plane" / "plan de dégagement"  automaticaly to be set to the thickness of the  "stock size + 2mm".
So I build a style used by the pocket operation but in Cutting depth/clearance plane cambam refuse to be set to "{$stock_height}+2"

Any Idea?

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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #1 on: January 29, 2022, 14:20:24 pm »
Hello

The macro only works in the post pro, and maths are not allowed.

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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #2 on: January 29, 2022, 15:42:50 pm »
But, he could add a 'post-build processor', written in a language like VBS, which would allow math to be done.

To make my actual 'machining life' easier, I use VBS 'pbps', and much-enjoy the freedoms they give to scan for specific entries and do math as necessary.

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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #3 on: January 29, 2022, 15:47:28 pm »
Yes sure, all can be done with a post build, but needs to be programmer ...

Vb .net (or C#) is more easy to use to do post build processor, the VBS needs very strange settings in the post build processor properties to be able to works ...

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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #4 on: January 30, 2022, 10:16:03 am »
But, he could add a 'post-build processor', written in a language like VBS, which would allow math to be done.

To make my actual 'machining life' easier, I use VBS 'pbps', and much-enjoy the freedoms they give to scan for specific entries and do math as necessary.

Lloyd
My ultimate goal would be to make it usable for every Homag/weeke user with easy Install.
Right know it consist of installing a PP and a Style file. Adding some scripting would make the job harderto install?

Another related issue is that speed is written in m/min in my CNC soft whereas CB give it in mm/m => fortunatly the CNC accept explicit division so
F_="{$mop.cutfeedrate}/1000"   \vitesse d'avance\  IS working

Attached is the actual project running without G02/G03 => circles are splitted in lines
It needs woodwop to be installed, 50 starts free trial
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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #5 on: January 30, 2022, 13:09:18 pm »
"Adding some scripting would make the job harderto install?"
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Only for the writer of that script.  To install only requires that one more file (the post-build script) be copied into the post-processor folder.  Even a non-programmer should have no difficulties doing that.

I disagree with David over the 'perversity' of VBS.  It requires that you know it, yes, but using VBS is no more difficult than any other programming language -- for some, it's even 'more natural' than other languages.

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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #6 on: January 30, 2022, 13:17:02 pm »
"Adding some scripting would make the job harderto install?"
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Only for the writer of that script.  To install only requires that one more file (the post-build script) be copied into the post-processor folder.  Even a non-programmer should have no difficulties doing that.

I disagree with David over the 'perversity' of VBS.  It requires that you know it, yes, but using VBS is no more difficult than any other programming language -- for some, it's even 'more natural' than other languages.

Lloyd

I'm not affraid by the VBS or C as I used to use it. But, I think I'm not yet familiar enough with cambam to choose the best developping way without risking loosing time and doing nothing... so I'm moving step by step, circle after circle :)


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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #7 on: January 31, 2022, 19:57:43 pm »
Hello

The macro only works in the post pro, and maths are not allowed.

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David

Today is coming another problem while implemanting Homag/Weeke MACRO 102 "Drilling/perçage/Bohr",
For this macro, as it 's performed by the CNC drilling unit, I need to disable all the moves for the CB drilling OP but, I sahll not disable those movement for all other operations.
I can't find a solution to do so! Shal I built my propoer CB Drilling OP wich i'd like not do do to simplify installation.

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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #8 on: January 31, 2022, 20:37:37 pm »
Why?  The drilling MOps in CB work exceedingly well.  I do thousands of holes a week with only the CB MOps.  My machines also have a 'native' drilling cycle, but why use those if CamBam can do the job as nicely?

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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #9 on: January 31, 2022, 23:07:55 pm »
Hello

Maybe you can use custom drill scripts ; have a look here

https://cambamcnc.com/forum/index.php?topic=9582.msg74178#msg74178

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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #10 on: February 01, 2022, 09:03:14 am »
Why?  The drilling MOps in CB work exceedingly well.  I do thousands of holes a week with only the CB MOps.  My machines also have a 'native' drilling cycle, but why use those if CamBam can do the job as nicely?

Lloyd

I don't doubt on that, but in my case I'm trying to adjust the CB PP so that the output is copmpliant with Woodwop.
This soft is a kind of visual program were users don't have to see and understand ISO CNC code, it's made for workshop.
In that soft a hole is made by 'clicking hole macro" and filling diameter/depth... see attached picture and related woodwop file format

But the problem is almost solved, it turned out that woodwop just dont care if X Y coordinate are remaining in the ouput (en bon français pour david si ces valeurs trainent dans le code) => this program removes unused / useless values wich is a very smart thing: thank you german software people who did that.
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Re: Homag Weeke PP
« Reply #11 on: February 01, 2022, 09:10:22 am »
Hello

Maybe you can use custom drill scripts ; have a look here

https://cambamcnc.com/forum/index.php?topic=9582.msg74178#msg74178

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David

Il reste en début de cycle le mouvement rapide, c'est mon problème