Okuma M560 - Set Work Offset - Renishaw Set and Inspect

[@stonecraft745]

Really appreciate these videos! Thank you for taking the time to share it with us!

[@gar50172]

Thanks for this dude, I ran a okuma today same model and whoa what a change from Mori’s.

[@roberttheunissen534]

i remember using the renishaw functions on a mzak, exact same interface. Also, you had to push multiple times to get the "single Cycle". It's nice to know it's something that didn't only happen to me XD

[@patobanion]

Very cool!

[@yias06]

Very good video thank you

[@sheepman6291]

Nice. Thank you.

[@jmaks]

Use G56HA so you don't get mixed up with hight numbers and it doesn't limit you to 300 offsets, you can use up to eight digit tool numbers, in my case I use the first digit for tool type followed by diameter in decimal, like tool 10125 is 1/8” drill, 20250 is a 1/4-20 tap.

[@NerdlyCNC]

I don’t do it because my post isn’t set up that way.

[@jmaks]

@@NerdlyCNC I edited the fusion post. You can still use it when hand typing in MDI, HA is the same as T12 H12

[@NerdlyCNC]

@@jmaks i know....i just mean for my own habit...when looking at code

[@mustafan.4861]

Habits can change. Thanks for sharing this excellent idea!

[@3RPRECISIONMFG]

GoProbe phone app, Probe Setup, and Set and Inspect are essential these days if you buy new machines from any builder. Cool seeing it on an Okuma. Haas has it built in with that VPS feature, Mazak has it very well integrated as well.

[@MuhammadAfzal-jm6cw]

Good 👍👍👍👍

[@Speak_freeok]

Thanks .!!!

[@kylehofmeister6906]

Hmm, interesting. I know you bought an Adaptix from Norgren Workholding but I see typical softjaws in the video. Did something not work out?

[@alanparker1952]

Been wondering about that myself

[@RobertBrown-lf8yq]

Great vid Jason 👍 Thanks for taking the extra time to shoot and edit these vids BTW…. I notice that the tool setter on the LH side of the table, has the sensor part ‘outboard’. Most setups I see on vids have the tool setter sensor swung around so it’s ‘inboard’. Any special reason for your set up? Regards, Robert

[@jasonmc3345]

Looks like a brand new machine that's never made any or many chips. Likely just an oversight on the tool touch probe setup. I have mine so its inboard and I've cut the post down so its much shorter and closer to the tops of my vises.

[@MariaRodriguez-yi4xx]

What does the inside of the tool changer door look like Need to see if mine is missing sensors

[@michaeltatham4307]

1st off I love this content, as a new 560 s/u operator, I wanted to know how close to the center of the part for accuracy do you need to be so the Renishaw probe doesn't miss the edge and damage it ?

[@3RPRECISIONMFG]

it needs to be jogged to an approximate distance for it to trigger properly. Depending on which probing routine you are running there are distance values that you input and "overshoot" travel values as well. It comes down to incremental distances.

[@visionforge1254]

That's a lot of menus and button clicks to set zero vs a Haimer. What are some big advantages to a probe that would win over a Haimer and would you recommend one for someone doing lots of prototyping and one offs?

[@NerdlyCNC]

Automation.

[@mikewilliams5829]

Thanks for video. Going to be a new mv560 user. Is G116 what Okuma uses instead of M6 for a tool change?

[@kristianjensen5870]

No. It is a macro that handles diffrent next tool issue. You can use M6 also.

[@tomte47]

I like the physical button layout etc but the software looks like a lot of fiddling compared to a Heidenhain control.

[@weyers17]

What ever happened to your m460 5 axis? Also, how do you run full rapid and tool change without shutting the door?

[@socrates5573]

He didn't buy that 5AX, he bought this M560 instead

[@emekmakinatornaatolyesiadi7808]

Hello dear my name is İsmail There is a problem on my machine, it gives 5223 buffer overflow error, we take the Md1 file about it, we get this error when calling the program auto, do you know?

[@user-zf5uu8ui4q]

Sir vmc offset steps by step guide mi sir help my from India use okama vmc machine