y exceeded :(Resolved)

[martyscncgarage]

The CNC software scans through the program after you've set Part Zero and looks for an "out of bounds" issue. Once you have loaded your program, set your part zero, press F8 Graph the software will do this. If no error is generated, you should be good to go. If you get an "exceeded travel limit" the software will tell you the axis and line number.
Also when you do push F8, the software shows you a visual representation with scales on the screen.

I always press F8 before running a job. It works....
Marty

[cnckeith]

hello. i went thru this with you once before.. back then...the zero location WCS of the part was not set on the machine tool so that the G code would fit.. simple solution is to move the part xy zero location on the machine.. OR move it in the cad cam system to match the machine.
sometimes it not the size of the part its where the zero position is on the table.. and where the zero position is in the cad cam system..
use the F8 graph like marty said to verify where the G code zero position is located.

[cncsnw]

Your problem might be with the G91.1 code.

Centroid does not have a "G91.1". It will round 91.1 to 91, and assume you want all subsequent X, Y and Z values to be incremental distances.

What did you expect G91.1 to do?

What does the program look like on the F8/Graph screen?

What does it look like if you simply delete the G91.1?

[martyscncgarage]

F8 for my program attached two posts back reveals a weird spiraling mess. I'll look furthter, and thanks again.

Sounds like an issue with your code as Marc pointed out....
Marty

[martyscncgarage]

My earnest Fusion consultant said maybe having # in the filename caused my trouble. He was right. Cripes.

Use a semi colon instead.
Glad you got it figured out.
Marty