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HSMAdvisor 0.840

August 4, 2014, 3:38 pm by Eldar Gerfanov (Admin)

Another week - another HSMAdvisor update!

Yesterday i uploaded a newer version. You can download it already.

Major change is only one: I have finally come around to implementing a Turning surface finish calculator.

After selecting any Turning Tool type, a "Scallop" button on Comp. panel will open a separate Turning Surface Finish dialog.

As usual you can change the units of measure by clicking "Units in/mm" label in top right corner.

Default units will be the units of chipload.

Also a corner radius is needed for calculator to work.

Changing Feed per Rev. or Corner Rad. values changes Surface Finish and Scallop and vise-verse

After you click "Apply", proper feed override is applied to the final result to get the surface finish you desire.

Aside from this new feature a couple of things got improved and fixed as well

  • First of all, i believe i have finally fixed a plagues that most of software running under Windows:
    Scaling issues under DPI greater than 96 were addressed and i think from this point on i should get much fewer reports about things being cropped off in wrong places.
    Still, if something looks odd on your system, please let me know!
  • A new "Stickout" column was added to the Tool Drop-Down List
  • Turning Cuts with mixed in/mm data saved in them used to have conversion issue.
    It has been fixed in this update.
  • Also collapsing panels that used to close when another panel is being opened now operate independently.
    Many people as it turns out like ot have ALL of the panels expanded at the same time.

 

HSMAdvisor v0.822

July 12, 2014, 5:06 pm by Eldar Gerfanov (Admin)

A latest update to HSMAdvisor is available right now in the downloads section!

The main new thing is ability to assign custom or Tool Manufacturer-recommended Speeds and Feeds to tools saved in the database.
Please refer to this tutorial for a detailed walk-through on how this can be accomplished.

Why have manufacturer-recommended speeds and feeds when my calculator already does pretty much the same thing?
Simply because cutter geometry and composition varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. And tools made by different companies often vary in quality and performance.

Even things like cutter material and coatings vary in hardness and toughness.

Aside from this major update, little bugs were fixed.

Fixed and Improved:

  • New "Speed and feed source" indicator disappearing problem solved.

  • Fixed limits for drilling, taping and turning.

  • changed layout for Reference Calculators

Edit: I just uploaded a video showing how to add custom Speeds and Feeds to youtube.

FSWizard is now available on iOS and Android

July 6, 2013, 11:08 pm by Eldar Gerfanov (Admin)

The best online cnc speed and feed calculator FSWizard is now available as an app for iPhone and Android.

CNC Milling and Turning Speed and Feed Calculator For Machinists on the palm of your hand!

Go To FSWizard Online Calculator

Note: Certain HSMAdvisor Licenses Include FSWizard PRO For Android for Free!!
Check out our HSMAdvisor Web Store for Details

Absolutely the best handheld CNC machinist's speed and feed calculator around.
Calculate cutting conditions simply by choosing your work and tool material.
No need to know any numbers. 
FSWizard will automatically use recommended cutting speed and chipload.

* Made by a machinist for machinists * 

Improve productivity and optimize cutter life.

* Milling, Drilling, Tapping and Turning
* Suggests optimum cutting depth and balances cutting parameters.
* Supports Chip thinning and HSM machining.
* Required Power estimation, Recommended Depth/Width of Cut for extra-long cutters.
* Built in tap drill calculator to calculate not only cutting speed and feed , but also drill dia in accordance with desired thread engagement.
* Drill and Tap charts for both imperial and metric systems.
* Oblique Triangle Calculator
* Fillet Calculator will find tangent points to a circle and two lines
* Machinists Bolt Hole Circle and Line Calculators

It just does it all.

*Milling Tools: Solid EndMill, Indexed End Mill and FaceMill, Solid and Indexable drills
*Drilling Tools: Jobber Drill, Hi-Performance Parabolic Drill, Spade Drill, Reamer
*Turning Tools: Profiling and Grooving

Please try the Free FSWizard Lite first to confirm your device capability.
Also huge thanks to those who go through the trouble and leave a review.
Good reviews mean more sales and more incentive for me to further improve on this app.

FSWizard Lite and FSWizard PRO are iPhone/Android machinist calculators that do not require internet connection.
PRO version has all the latest material lists and speed and feed technology.

Lite version has all the same features, but it only has tool steel, mild steel and aluminum in its material list. It still has all the tool types and tool materials found in online and standalone versions
Both Lite and Pro  versions have unlocked tapping data.

Lite versions have limited geometry calculators.

This app is intended not to replace but to complement my much more powerful standalone Windows application called HSMAdvisor.

FSWizard LITE

Free

Get it on Google Play

FSWizard PRO $49.99

Get it on Google Play

FSWizard PRO $39.99

Multiplatform License

for iOS and Android

Purchase through PayPal

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HSMAdvisor 0.201 Update has been released.

May 26, 2013, 8:50 pm by Eldar Gerfanov (Admin)

This is a bug fix release.

Because of amount of new features that was added to the front and back end in the previous version some bugs have crawled in.

Bugs fixed in this update

  • Fixed the behaviour of Manufacturer Settings- Speed and Chipload

  • Fixed Slotting Checkbox getting stuck when it was supposed to be unchecked

  • Fixed Edit Tool and Edit Cut dialogs that did not update changed data properly

  • Click on DOC label in turning mode now resets DOC to default

  • Removed the nag screen that appears after 15 days of usage - was never inteded to be there

Again thanks to everybody sending their bug reports and suggestions to me.

Without you my job would have been much harder.

    One more way to Resharpen a chewed up endmill

    March 10, 2013, 9:02 pm by Eldar Gerfanov (Admin)

    Some time ago an unknown colleague had borrowed an end mill from me.

    Have i had been there i would have stressed that it was aluminum specific cutter and that it should not be used on steel.
    Unfortunately i was not and it did not occur to him to ask somebody who would have known better.

    Next time i look into my drawer i see this.(first picture)

    Now we have a tool and cutter grinder to sharpen the OD of an end mill, but chips were so big, i would have to grind off maybe 20 thou of the diameter on order to get rid of them.

    Our TC grinder does not allow to re-flute end mills, so i had to do it holding end mill in my hands.

    First i picked up correct angle, and then i slide end mill upwards, turning it at the same rate as to follow flutes.

    It came out better than i thought.
    I was not planing to use it for finishing anyway.

    And it lost only 5 thou in diameter after this hack-regrinding.

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    HSMAdvisor v0.017 is available for Download!

    February 9, 2013, 5:55 pm by Eldar Gerfanov (Admin)

    I have just released HSMAdvisor build 0.017!

    First you should uninstall the previous version.
    As some of the data files are not compatible with the version 0.017

    After downloading and installing it you will receive another 30 days to play with my software.

    New things:

    • A bunch of new materials
      Structural steels added 1035, 1045 and some other
    • Grooving turning tool added to the tool list
    • Several Tools and Cuts can now be selected at the same time and deleted or moved to a different Library
    • Double click on myCut ToolLibrary now causes the Tool/Cut to load
    • HSM Cutting speed compensation now only turns on when HSM/Chip Thinning is checked.
    • Huge number of bugs fixed.

    Get it HERE ->http://hsmadvisor.com/

    Enjoy and don't forget to leave your feedback.
    You can do so support forums.

    Unfortunately because of high number of spam messages You will have to register first (unless you already did)

    Forums are located at http://zero-divide.net/index.php?page=forums&shell_id=170&category_id=1123, a simple registration on my web site (zero-divide.net, register) allows you to post your questions/feature requests/suggestions.

    Need i remind you that registered users who actively participate get full version for FREE?

     

    Thread Turning on Okuma

    March 7, 2011, 12:26 pm by Eldar Gerfanov (Admin)

    G71 X Z A|I B D U H L E F J M Q

    • D=First Depth of Cut
    • U=Finish Depth of Cut
    • J=Number of threads at F
    • X=Target Depth (minor Dia of theread)
    • Z=Coord of end Point
    • A= Angle of thread
    • B= Tool Cut angle
    • H= Difference between major and minor dia of the thread
    • M= Cut pattern
    • M32= Longitudal
    • Q= Number of leads

    Code
    N24 (T5 OD 60DEG CW THREAD TOOL)
    N00 G97 G95 S300 M3
    N01 G0 X2.1 Z3.05
    N02 M8
    N03 G0 X1.2
    N04 Z0.1538
    N05 X0.7
    N06 G1 X0.5 F0.076
    N08 G71 X0.4 Z-0.8269 D0.01 U0.003  B29. H0.05 F0.077 M32
    N09 G0 X1.2 Z-0.8269
    N40 Z3.05
    N41 X2.1

    Note: Feed mode must be in G95(IPR)

    Okuma Lathe G and M codes

    January 8, 2011, 12:30 am by Eldar Gerfanov (Admin)

    Here is a list of Okuma G and M codes i got from the manual

    Note Some codes may not be supported by your machine, all information is given as is and i dont give a ... if you break something.

    Information given here is correct to the best of my knowlege

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