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CNC Programming: Skipped Holes Guide

This document provides instructions for a CNC programming exercise to drill holes in two parts - Part A with all holes and Part B skipping some holes. The exercise uses a main program and subprogram to drill the holes. For Part A, all 12 holes should be drilled with the block skip switch off. For Part B, only holes 1-2-3-5-6-9-10-12 should be drilled using the same subprogram but with the block skip switch on to skip some holes. The drawing shows the layout of the holes to be drilled.

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CNC Programming: Skipped Holes Guide

This document provides instructions for a CNC programming exercise to drill holes in two parts - Part A with all holes and Part B skipping some holes. The exercise uses a main program and subprogram to drill the holes. For Part A, all 12 holes should be drilled with the block skip switch off. For Part B, only holes 1-2-3-5-6-9-10-12 should be drilled using the same subprogram but with the block skip switch on to skip some holes. The drawing shows the layout of the holes to be drilled.

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23-03 Skipped Holes with Obstacles

This bolt hole project can be classified as an advanced programming exercise, although it looks quite simple.
The purpose of this project is to spot drill and drill two parts - Part A and Part B, using one main program and
one subprogram. Both parts are made from the same drawing:
Part A with all holes, Part B with several holes skipped.

Subprograms are covered in Chapter 39 of the CNC Programming Handbook.

ò Please follow these requirements:


• Set X0Y0 at the center of the ring, Z0 at the top of the ring, NOT the lugs
• Start with the first tool in the spindle (use T01 for the spot drill and T02 for the drill)
• Machine holes in the order numbers in the drawing
• PART A - Machine all 12 holes, with the block skip switch set to OFF
• PART B - Machine only holes 1-2-3-5-6-9-10-12 (skip holes 4-7-8-11),
using the same subprogram, with the block skip switch set to ON
• User R-level at 2 mm above the ring surface.

15°
Ø10 DRILL THRU
10
Ø118 B.C.D.
12 EQSP HOLES
4
5 3

6 2
Ø146

120°
2
Ø9

7 1

12
8 TY

8
P

11
9
10

13
METRIC

Peter Smid CNC Programming Handbook 23-03 [ 1 ]

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