WO2014184911A1 - 数値制御加工プログラム作成装置 - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a numerically controlled machining program creation device for creating a numerically controlled machining program for numerically controlling a machine tool.
- the NC program creation support function of the program creation device has been enhanced, and the NC machining program can be easily created by setting the coordinate value of the workpiece on the program creation device while the operator looks at the production drawing. It has become.
- a program creation device that can directly read CAD data modeled by a designer using a CAD system into a program creation device and create an NC machining program.
- the processing instructions and dimension display data described in the production drawing may not be reflected in the CAD data, and it is described in the production drawing so as not to cause processing defects. It is necessary to reflect the machining instruction data and the dimension display data being reflected in the NC machining program.
- Patent Document 1 a processing type and a processing part are selected via an input device while displaying a three-dimensional CAD data of an original product shape body including a processing part, indicating the shape of the product.
- the absolute shape and the absolute machining position in the three-dimensional space are extracted from the selected machining site, and the machining shape body is generated and displayed as CAD data separately from each machining site based on the machining instruction and parameters.
- hole data is automatically collected for each processing surface from a display screen of a three-dimensional product model including hole information for each color, and registered holes and unregistered holes are displayed.
- the hole data of all processed surfaces are registered in a file with attribute names assigned so that they can be identified.
- necessary hole machining conditions are automatically and manually added to hole data, holes of the same shape are found from the file and linked, and the arc data of the hole is also written to the file.
- a solid model of a surface processing shape is generated by removing a solid model of a turning processing shape and a solid model of a hole processing shape from a solid model of a processing shape, and the generated solid model and surface of the surface processing shape are generated.
- Surface machining data including a machining method is generated, and a machining program is generated from the turning data, hole machining data, and surface machining data.
- Patent Document 1 there is no concept of a workpiece origin and a workpiece coordinate system representing a temporary reference point in a machine coordinate system that is a coordinate system unique to each machine.
- the work origin is determined by the operator from the machining drawing and determined at a position where the drawing dimensions can be easily read.
- Patent Document 1 does not have a technical idea for setting the work origin, the work origin can be set at an optimum position. Otherwise, there is a problem that it is difficult for the operator to read the drawing dimensions and the NC machining program cannot be created easily and efficiently.
- Patent Document 2 it is necessary to register hole data for each processing surface, and in the case of multi-surface processing in which processing is performed from multiple directions, there is a problem that there are a plurality of processing surfaces and the number of work steps increases. .
- the present invention has been made in view of the above, and an object thereof is to obtain a numerically controlled machining program creation device capable of easily and efficiently creating NC machining programs including milling.
- a numerically controlled machining program creation device is a numerically controlled machining program creation device that creates a numerically controlled machining program including milling based on shape data of a workpiece.
- a workpiece origin setting unit for setting a workpiece origin from data
- a milling programming support unit for creating a milling program by supporting milling programming from the shape data and the workpiece origin, and a numerically controlled machining program from the milling program
- a numerically controlled machining program creation unit for creating
- the coordinate system with the workpiece origin as the origin is displayed in the CAD data before the mill machining program is created, the coordinates of the machining program have dimensions that are easy to see for the operator during mill machining programming. Can be displayed, and an NC machining program can be efficiently created.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an NC machining program creation device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing the operation of the turning programming support unit of the NC machining program creation device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation of the turning programming support unit of the NC machining program creation device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG. FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation of the turning programming support unit of the NC machining program creation device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the main cutting edge angle, the cutting edge angle, and the auxiliary cutting edge angle of the turning tool.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the machining time calculation operation of the turning programming support unit of the NC machining program creation device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing the operation of the workpiece origin setting unit of the NC machining program creation device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing the operation of the hole machining programming support unit of the NC machining program creation device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram for supplementarily explaining the operation of FIG.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a numerically controlled machining program creation device (NC machining programming device) according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- the NC machining programming device 101 includes a dialogue operation processing unit 3, a display unit 4, an instruction input unit 5, an NC programming support device 102, and an NC machining program generation processing unit 9.
- the NC programming support device 102 includes a CAD data input unit 1, a shape data storage unit 2, a turning programming support unit 6, a workpiece origin setting unit 7, and a hole processing programming support unit 8.
- the NC machining programming device 101 may be constructed as a dedicated device for creating an NC machining program, or may be constructed in a personal computer or an NC device. Further, the hardware configuration of the NC machining programming device 101 is substantially the same as that of a general personal computer having a CPU, a memory, etc., and includes an interactive operation processing unit 3, a turning programming support unit 6, a workpiece origin setting unit 7, The hole machining programming support unit 8 and the like are configured by software.
- the CAD data input unit 1 inputs CAD data 20 from an external device such as a CAD system or a CAD data storage device, and sends it to the shape data storage unit 2.
- the CAD data 20 includes shape data (reference dimensions of a workpiece) created by using a CAD system or the like, or a dimension tolerance (surface roughness information set on the CAD system). Or tolerance grade) and data related to machining instructions such as screws and fittings.
- the shape data storage unit 2 stores the CAD data 20 from the CAD data input unit 1.
- the display unit 4 is a display terminal such as a liquid crystal monitor, and displays CAD data 20, graphic elements of shape data designated by the operator, data related to processing, and the like.
- the instruction input unit 5 includes a mouse and a keyboard, and inputs instruction information (such as graphic elements and processing data described later) from the operator. The input instruction information is sent to the dialogue operation processing unit 3.
- the turning programming support unit 6 supports the creation of a machining program related to the turning process in which the workpiece is rotated and rounded. From the CAD data 20 stored in the shape data storage unit 2, the turning programming support unit 6 turns the turning shape, which is a three-dimensional shape that must be finished by turning, into only + X of the XZ plane. A turning 1/2 cross-sectional shape obtained by projecting on the limited + XZ plane is generated, and the generated turning shape, turning 1/2 cross-sectional shape, turning data input fields, and the like are displayed on the display unit 4. At the time of this display, the operator inputs instruction information from the instruction input unit 5. The input instruction information is sent to the dialogue operation processing unit 3 and input to the turning programming support unit 6.
- the turning programming support unit 6 performs a turning operation based on the turning shape, turning 1/2 cross-sectional shape and turning data instructed by the operator, excluding the remaining portion and groove shape portion caused by the tool shape.
- a turning shape to be removed by machining is generated, and the generated turning shape and turning data are sent to the shape data storage unit 2 as a turning program.
- the work origin setting unit 7 displays a plurality of shape elements that are candidates for the work origin, which are temporary reference points in the machine coordinate system, from the CAD data 20 stored in the shape data storage unit 2 as shape feature points. Part 4 is displayed. At the time of this display, the operator inputs instruction information from the instruction input unit 5. The input instruction information is sent to the dialogue operation processing unit 3 and input to the work origin setting unit 7. From the instructed information, the workpiece origin setting unit 7 sets a shape element indicating the workpiece origin and a workpiece coordinate system that is a coordinate system based on the workpiece origin. The shape element indicating the set work origin and the work coordinate system are stored in the shape data storage unit 2.
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 supports the creation of a machining program related to milling that fixes a workpiece and rotates the blade.
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 displays the CAD data 20 stored in the shape data storage unit 2, the workpiece origin, and the coordinate system on the display unit 4, and displays the input field of the hole machining data on the display unit 4. .
- the operator inputs instruction information from the instruction input unit 5.
- the input instruction information is sent to the dialogue operation processing unit 3 and input to the drilling programming support unit 8.
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 sends to the shape data storage unit 2 the hole machining shape and the hole machining data, which are the shapes to be removed from the hole shape to be subjected to the hole machining instructed by the operator.
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 extracts the same hole shape as the hole shape sent to the shape data storage unit 2 from the CAD data 20 stored in the shape data storage unit 2 and displays it on the display unit 4. At the time of this display, the operator inputs instruction information from the instruction input unit 5. The input instruction information is sent to the dialogue operation processing unit 3 and input to the drilling programming support unit 8. The hole machining programming support unit 8 groups the hole shapes designated by the operator out of the same hole shapes sent to the shape data storage unit 2 as hole shapes to be drilled, and groups them. The hole shape (milled shape) and hole processed data (milled data) are sent to the shape data storage unit 2 as a hole processing program.
- the NC machining program generation processing unit 9 includes a turning program stored in the shape data storage unit 2 and data relating to the turning process, a milling program including data related to the milling shape and milling, and a workpiece Based on the origin and the workpiece coordinate system, an NC machining program 30 including a turning machining program and a mill machining program is generated and output to the outside.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing an operation example of the turning programming support unit 6.
- the Z axis is set as a turning axis SG which is a central axis when performing turning.
- the turning programming support unit 6 extracts, from the CAD data 20 indicating the product shape, a cylindrical surface and a conical surface having the same rotation axis SG as the turning center axis as a turning surface (step S101).
- FIG. 3A is an example showing CAD data
- FIG. 3B is an example showing a turning surface extracted from CAD data.
- the turning programming support unit 6 extracts a surface other than the surface extracted in step S101 as a non-turned surface from the CAD data 20 (step S102).
- FIG. 3C is an example showing a non-turned surface extracted from CAD data.
- the turning programming support unit 6 rotates and projects the non-turned surface about the turning axis SG, and acquires a projection shape on the + XZ plane. Further, the turning programming support unit 6 generates a rotational shape of a non-turned surface by rotating a rectangular surface including the obtained projection shape 360 degrees about the turning axis (step S103).
- FIG. 3D is an example showing the rotational shape of the non-turned surface.
- the turning programming support unit 6 generates a rotational shape by the turning surface by interpolating the open surface of the turning surface (a surface orthogonal to the circumferential surface) with the XY plane (step S104).
- FIG. 3E is an example showing the rotational shape of the turning surface.
- the turning programming support unit 6 generates a turning shape by adding the turning shape of the turning surface and the turning shape of the non-turning surface (step S105).
- FIG. 3F is an example showing a turning shape.
- the turning programming support unit 6 generates a 1 ⁇ 2 turning cross-sectional shape K0 on the + XZ plane based on the generated three-dimensional turning shape (step S106).
- a 1/2 turning cross-sectional shape can be generated by obtaining the intersection of the + XZ plane and the turning shape.
- the turning programming support unit 6 displays the generated 1/2 turning cross-sectional shape K0 on the display unit 4 (step S107).
- Fig.4 (a) is an example which shows 1/2 turning cross-sectional shape K0.
- the operator inputs from the instruction input unit 5 turning data including a turning tool to be used and cutting conditions, and a shape to be removed by turning on the + XZ plane.
- the turning programming support unit 6 generates a turning plane shape (turning removal shape) K1 indicating a portion to be removed by turning on the + XZ plane based on the shape input by the operator (step S108). .
- FIG. 4A shows an example of the turning plan shape K1.
- FIG. 4B is an example showing the extracted turning groove shape K2.
- the turning programming support unit 6 extracts the uncut turning shape K3 by the turning tool to be used from the turning plan shape K1 (step S110).
- FIG. 4C is an example showing an uncut shape K3 with a minor cutting edge angle.
- the turning programming support unit 6 separates the turning groove shape K2 and the unturned shape K3 from the turning planar shape K1 (step S111).
- FIG. 4D is an example showing a turning shape K4 after dividing the turning groove shape and the uncut shape by the minor cutting edge angle.
- FIG. 4E is an example showing a turning groove shape K2 and an uncut shape K3 with a minor cutting edge angle.
- the turning programming support unit 6 displays the turning shape K4 obtained by separating the turning groove shape K2 and the remaining turning shape K3 from the turning planar shape K1, the turning groove shape K2, and the remaining turning shape K3. 4 is displayed (step S112).
- the turning programming support unit 6 calculates the turning time from the turning data including the turning tool to be used and the cutting conditions and the turning shape, and displays it on the display unit 4 (step S113).
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing details of the operation of extracting the turning groove shape K2 performed in step S109 of FIG.
- the turning programming support unit 6 extracts a convex shape from the turning plane shape K1 obtained in step S108 (step S201). Specifically, in the case of a turning outer diameter shape as shown in FIG. 4, the shape element of the portion in contact with the 1/2 turning cross-sectional shape K0 is sequentially traced for each edge, and for each vertex that is a connection point between the edges, An edge tangent vector is obtained, and a portion where the value of the tangent vector in the X direction is negative is extracted. Next, the turning process programming support unit 6 determines whether or not the extracted portion corresponds to the size of the turning groove shape K2 (step S202).
- the turning programming support unit 6 assumes the turning groove shape K2. Next, the turning programming support unit 6 extracts the turning groove shape K2 by dividing the extracted convex shape (step S203).
- FIG. 6A is an example showing the convex portions J1, J2, and J3 extracted in step S201
- FIG. 6B is an example showing the extracted turning groove shape K2.
- the convex portion J1 is excluded from the turning groove shape K2 because its X-axis dimension and Z-axis dimension are not less than the predetermined groove width and groove depth set by the operator.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation of extracting the uncut turning shape K3 performed in step S110 of FIG.
- the turning programming support unit 6 extracts the turning groove shape K2 from the turning plan shape K1 in step S109 in FIG. 2, and then uses the cutting tool edge angle and main cutting to be used based on the turning data set by the operator.
- the blade angle and the minor cutting blade angle are obtained (step S301).
- the main cutting edge angle is the rake angle of the tool
- the secondary cutting edge angle is an angle obtained by subtracting the main cutting edge angle and the cutting edge angle from 180 degrees.
- FIG. 8 shows an example in which A represents the cutting edge angle, B represents the cutting edge angle, and C represents the minor cutting edge angle.
- 41 is a main cutting edge and 42 is a sub cutting edge.
- the turning tool since it is not possible to cut more than the minor cutting edge angle C, the turning tool cannot be machined and the remaining part of the shape below the minor cutting edge 42 (Z-axis side) remains uncut.
- the turning programming support unit 6 sequentially traces the shape elements of the portion in contact with the 1/2 turning cross-sectional shape K0 in the turning planar shape K1 for each edge, and for each vertex that is a connection point between the edges. Then, a tangent vector of the edge is obtained, and a portion where the value of the tangent vector in the X direction is negative is extracted (step S302). Next, the turning programming support unit 6 extracts a portion below the auxiliary cutting edge 42 (Z-axis side) from the turning shape K4.
- FIG. 9A is an example showing the unturned edge Q
- FIG. 9B is an example showing the extracted uncut turning shape K3.
- the angle between the tangent vector of the next edge Q and the Z axis at the edge end point P1 is 90 degrees, it is determined that there is uncut material, and the remaining turning shape with the minor cutting edge angle C is determined. Separate K3.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing details of the operation for calculating the machining time of the turning shape shown in step S113 of FIG.
- the turning programming support unit 6 starts machining according to the machining site with respect to the turning shape K4 obtained by separating the turning groove shape K2 and the turning remaining shape K3 with the tool used. Is obtained (step S401).
- the machining shape K4 moves from the + X side and -Z side end points in the -Z direction by the machining allowance, and the position moved in the -X direction by the infeed amount set by the cutting conditions is the machining start point.
- FIG. 11A is an example showing the machining start point S1.
- the turning programming support unit 6 generates a tool path that moves by cutting feed in accordance with the machining site (step S402).
- the tool path is a tool path that moves in the + Z direction parallel to the Z axis from the machining start point S1 to the end point in the + Z axis direction of the turning shape.
- the turning programming support unit 6 determines whether or not there is a remaining machining unit (step S403). If there is a remaining machining portion, the turning programming support unit 6 generates a tool path that moves at a rapid feed to the next machining start point (step S404). For example, the position moved in the ⁇ X direction from the previous machining start point S1 becomes the next machining start point S2.
- FIG. 11B is an example showing a cutting feed tool path and a fast feed tool path.
- the turning programming support unit 6 calculates the machining time (step S405).
- the cutting feed time is calculated from all cutting feed tool paths and the cutting feed speed set in the cutting conditions
- the fast feed time is calculated from all fast feed tool paths and the fast feed speed set in the cutting conditions.
- the total time of feed time and rapid feed time is the machining time.
- the turning programming support unit 6 displays the calculated machining time on the display unit 4 (step S406).
- FIG. 11C is an example showing all tool paths for cutting feed and all tool paths for rapid feed for the turning shape.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing the operation of the work origin setting unit 7.
- the work origin setting unit 7 first, from the all edges constituting the CAD data 20 inputted from the CAD data input unit 1, both end points EG of the edge, arc center point EK of the arc edge out of all edges, CAD data 20 Are extracted as shape feature points (step S501). Shape feature points extracted from CAD data are arranged in a coordinate system represented by XYZ coordinates.
- the edge constituting the three-dimensional shape and the geometric information of the edge can be obtained from the CAD data 20, and both end points EG of the edge, arc center point TH of the arc edge, and The containing rectangular parallelepiped can be analyzed.
- the workpiece origin setting unit 7 displays the shape feature points EG, EK, TH on the display unit 4 (step S502).
- the workpiece origin setting unit 7 sets the workpiece origin W0 and the workpiece coordinate system based on the shape feature points designated by the operator via the instruction input unit 5 (step S503).
- the operator may select the workpiece origin W0 from the shape feature points EG, EK, TH, or may set the workpiece origin W0 in addition to the shape feature points EG, EK, TH.
- FIG. 13 shows an example of CAD data arranged on the XYZ coordinate axes
- FIG. 14 shows an example showing the shape feature points EG, EK, and TH of the extracted CAD data.
- the shape feature points are displayed with, for example, “*” as shown in FIG.
- the arc center point EK of the arc edge is set to coincide with the upper surface.
- FIG. 15 shows an example of the workpiece origin W0 and coordinate axes arranged at the positions of the minimum value in the X-axis direction, the minimum value in the Y-axis direction, and the maximum value in the Z-axis direction of a rectangular parallelepiped including the arranged CAD data.
- FIG. 16A shows a case where the workpiece origin W0 and the workpiece coordinate system are set at the corners of the shape
- FIG. 16B shows an example where the workpiece origin W0 and the workpiece coordinate system are set at the center of the shape. Show.
- FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing the operation of the hole machining programming support unit 8.
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 displays the registered hole machining type among the machining types on the display unit 4. For example, “drill”, “tap”, “counterbore”, “reamer”, etc., are used as the hole processing type.
- the operator selects an arbitrary drilling type (step S601).
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 displays the CAD data 20 on the display unit 4. By this display, one arc edge of the hole to be drilled is designated from among one or a plurality of holes included in the CAD data 20 according to the hole machining type selected in step S601 (step S602).
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 analyzes the cylindrical surface connected to the arc edge of the hole collar specified by the operator, and analyzes values related to the hole machining parameters such as the hole diameter and the hole depth from the cylindrical surface. Then, it is set and displayed as a hole machining parameter (step S603).
- the CAD data 20 is defined by a solid model boundary surface representation
- a cylindrical surface that becomes a hole diameter The diameter of the cylinder surface, the height of the cylindrical surface as the hole depth, the diameter and apex angle and height of the top and bottom surfaces of the conical surface that do not have the apex that becomes the chamfered portion of the hole, and the bottom surface of the conical surface that has the apex that becomes the bottom of the hole Diameter, apex angle and height can be analyzed.
- the operator corrects the automatically determined hole machining parameters based on the fitting of the hole indicated in the drawing and the dimensional tolerance of the hole (step S604).
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 searches for the same hole shape from the CAD data 20 and displays it on the display unit 4 (step S605).
- the same hole shape is the shape of the chamfered portion consisting of the conical surface that constitutes the hole, the size of the hole portion consisting of the cylindrical surface, the diameter, height, and apex angle of the hole bottom portion consisting of the conical surface having the apex Have the same hole shape.
- the operator selects a necessary hole shape (step S606).
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 groups the selected hole shapes with the same hole machining type and the same hole machining shape, and forms the hole machining type, the hole machining shape and the hole machining data regarding the grouped holes (A hole machining program including information such as a hole position is generated (step S607). Such a process is repeated for each type of drilling.
- FIG. 18A shows an example representing CAD data in which the tap M6 and the reamer finish are designated as the hole processing type.
- the hole of the tap M6 is indicated by the symbol TPM6, and the hole of the reamer finishing is indicated by the symbol RM.
- TPM6 the hole of the tap M6
- RM the hole of the reamer finishing
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 searches the CAD data 20 for the same hole shape selected and instructed in step S602 and displays it on the display unit 4 (step S605).
- the four taps M6 (TPM6) and the six reamer finish holes RM have the same hole shape, as shown in FIG. 18B, the four taps M6 (TPM6) and the six reamer finish holes RM For example, it is highlighted on the display unit 4 by changing the color.
- the operator selects and designates a hole to be processed with tap M6 (TPM6) from among the ten holes highlighted (step S606).
- the hole machining programming support unit 8 groups the selected hole shapes with the same hole machining type and the same hole machining shape, and the hole machining type, the hole machining shape and the hole machining data (such as the hole position) regarding the grouped holes. ) And the like are generated as a drilling program (step S607). The same processing is executed for a hole whose hole processing type is reamer finishing.
- FIG. 19 shows a hole drilling program for ten holes having the same hole shape shown in FIG.
- the hole machining program is classified into a group TP relating to four holes whose machining type is tapping and a group RM relating to six holes whose machining type is reamer finishing.
- the machining program since the coordinate system with the workpiece origin as the origin is displayed in the CAD data before creating the mill machining program, the machining program has dimensions that are easy for the operator to see at the time of mill programming. Can be displayed, and an NC machining program can be efficiently created.
- a plurality of shape elements that are candidates for the work origin which are temporary reference points in the machine coordinate system, are displayed on the display unit as shape feature points from the CAD data.
- the operator can efficiently set the workpiece origin whose dimensions are easy to see.
- a hole drilling program a plurality of holes with the same hole shape are displayed, so holes with the same hole drilling type and hole shape can be grouped to create a hole drilling program.
- the number of man-hours for creation is reduced, and an NC machining program can be created efficiently.
- the operator can sequentially select holes to be grouped, and the operator's know-how can be reflected.
- the turning programming support unit 6 is provided. However, in the case of a program creation device dedicated to drilling, the configuration of the turning programming support unit 6 may be eliminated.
- the numerically controlled machining program creation device is suitable for use in creating an NC program for milling that specifies a workpiece origin.
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図1は本発明の実施の形態1に係る数値制御加工プログラム作成装置(NC加工プログラミング装置)の構成を示すブロック図である。NC加工プログミング装置101は、対話操作処理部3、表示部4、指示入力部5、NCプログラミング支援装置102、NC加工プログラム生成処理部9を備えている。NCプログラミング支援装置102は、CADデータ入力部1、形状データ保存部2、旋削加工プログラミング支援部6、ワーク原点設定部7、穴加工プログラミング支援部8を有している。
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- 加工対象物の形状データに基づいて、ミル加工を含む数値制御加工プログラムを作成する数値制御加工プログラム作成装置において、
前記形状データからワーク原点を設定するワーク原点設定部と、
前記形状データと前記ワーク原点からミル加工プログラミングを支援してミル加工プログラムを作成するミル加工プログラミング支援部と、
前記ミル加工プログラムから数値制御加工プログラムを作成する数値制御加工プログラム作成部と、
を備えることを特徴とする数値制御加工プログラム作成装置。 - 前記ワーク原点設定手段は、ワーク原点を設定する際、加工対象物の形状データに基づいてワーク原点の候補となる複数の形状特徴点を抽出し表示することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の数値制御加工プログラム作成装置。
- 前記形状特徴点は、加工対象物の形状データのエッジの両端点、円弧エッジの円弧中心点、加工対象物の形状データを包含する直方体の4頂点を含むことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の数値制御加工プログラム作成装置。
- 前記ミル加工プログラミング支援部は、
前記形状データから選択した穴加工形状と、同一の穴加工形状を有する1~複数の穴を前記形状データから抽出して表示する抽出部と、
前記抽出して表示された1~複数の穴から選択された穴を同一のグループとしてグループ化するグループ化部と、
前記グループ化された穴をグループ化した穴加工プログラムを作成する作成部と、
を備えることを特徴とする請求項1~3の何れか一つに記載の数値制御加工プログラム作成装置。 - 前記ミル加工プログラミング支援部は、
穴加工種類を設定する穴加工種類設定部を有し、
前記グループ化部は、設定された穴加工種類毎に前記グループ化を実行することを特徴とする請求項4に記載の数値制御加工プログラム作成装置。
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