UG programming creates its own tool library, and the setting of tool parameters improves efficiency

1. Establish your own tool library to improve efficiency

1. Open NX

2. Keep a copy of the files in the library, remove the read-only attribute, and open the mill_planar.prt file template;

3. Create commonly used tools;

4. Create a tool library as shown in the figure;

5. Select the newly created tool, right-click, select the template settings, click the mouse, left-click, the template settings dialog box pops up, and select all the two options, as shown in the figure;

6. Save the template file;

7. Reopen NX, enter the processing module, and select MILL_PLANAR;

8. Switch to the machine tool view, you can see that all the created tools exist, and you don't need to make tools every time you program them;

Second, add parameters to the tools in the library

1. Start NX 7.5, create a new PART, and enter the processing module;

2. Establish knives;

3. Define the size of the tool;

4. Output the tool to the library;

5. Edit the cutting parameters of the tool;

6. inserting the cutter in the tool magazine;

7. Find the tool from the tool magazine and define the cutting parameters;

8. Determine the defined cutting parameters of the tool;

9. Take out the tool from the tool magazine;

10. Establish new operations;

11. Call the cutting parameters of the tool