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.....and this is why they are so heavy.

I have stumbled upon this video the other day.

It shows a very good reason to keep those doors closed at all times when runing your machine.

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)

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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And this is why you have safety doors on cnc lathes.....

Thread Turning on Okuma

Okuma Lathe G and M codes