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CNC Turning code generation using SOLIDWORKS

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N10 G90 G94 G18

N11 G71

N12 LIMS=6000

N13 G53 G0 X0.

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N14 T2 D1

N15 G54

N16 M8

N17 G95

N18 G97 S571 M3

N19 G0 X51. Z0

N20 G96 S91 M3

N21 LIMS=5000

N22 G0 Z2

N23 X30.

N24 G1 Z0 F0.127

N25 Z-42.29

N26 X30.6

N27 X30.801 Z-42.294

N28 X31. Z-42.307

N29 X33.828 Z-40.893

N30 X34.336

N31 G0 X41.

N32 Z2

N33 X29.

N34 G1 Z0 F0.127

N35 Z-39.483

N36 Z-39.49

N37 Z-42.29

N38 X30.25

N39 X33.078 Z-40.876

N40 X34.288

N41 G0 X41.

N42 Z2

N43 X28.

N44 G1 Z0 F0.127

N45 Z-37.051

N46 G18 G3 X29. Z-39.49 I-5.7 K-2.439

N47 G1 X31.828 Z-38.076

N48 X32.752

N49 G0 X41.

N50 Z2

N51 X27.

N52 G1 Z0 F0.127

N53 Z-36.114

N54 G3 X28.25 Z-37.366 I-5.2 K-3.376

N55 G1 X31.078 Z-35.952

N56 X31.393

N57 G0 X41.

N58 Z2

N59 X26.

N60 G1 Z0 F0.127

N61 Z-35.446

N62 G3 X27.25 Z-36.314 I-4.7 K-4.044

N63 G1 X30.078 Z-34.9

N64 X30.189

N65 G0 X41.

N66 Z2

N67 X25.

N68 G1 Z0 F0.127

N69 Z-34.929

N70 G3 X26.25 Z-35.596 I-4.2 K-4.561

N71 G1 X29.078 Z-34.182

N72 X29.099

N73 G0 X41.

N74 Z2

N75 X24.

N76 G1 Z0 F0.127

N77 Z-34.515

N78 G3 X25.25 Z-35.048 I-3.7 K-4.975

N79 G1 X28.078 Z-33.633

N80 G0 X41.

N81 Z2

N82 X23.

N83 G1 Z0 F0.127

N84 Z-27.548

N85 G3 X23.633 Z-29.148 I-3.883 K-1.6

N86 X23. Z-30.748 I-4.2

N87 G1 Z-34.18

N88 G3 X24.25 Z-34.61 I-3.2 K-5.31

N89 G1 X27.078 Z-33.196

N90 X27.11

N91 G0 X41.

N92 Z2

N93 X22.

N94 G1 Z0 F0.127

N95 Z-26.622

N96 X22.275 Z-26.858

N97 G3 X23.25 Z-27.894 I-3.521 K-2.29

N98 G1 X26.078 Z-26.48

N99 X26.424

N100 G0 X41.

N101 Z2

N102 X21.

N103 G1 Z0 F0.127

N104 Z-25.761

N105 X22.25 Z-26.837

N106 X25.078 Z-25.423

N107 X25.233

N108 G0 X41.

N109 Z2

N110 X20.

N111 G1 Z0 F0.127

N112 Z-24.901

N113 X21.25 Z-25.976

N114 X24.078 Z-24.562

N115 X24.233

N116 G0 X41.

N117 Z2

N118 X19.

N119 G1 Z0 F0.127

N120 Z-24.04

N121 X20.25 Z-25.116

N122 X23.078 Z-23.701

N123 X23.233

N124 G0 X41.

N125 Z2

N126 X18.

N127 G1 Z0 F0.127

N128 Z-23.179

N129 X19.25 Z-24.255

N130 X22.078 Z-22.841

N131 X22.233

N132 G0 X41.

N133 Z2

N134 X17.

N135 G1 Z0 F0.127

N136 Z-7.49

N137 Z-7.498

N138 Z-22.319

N139 X18.25 Z-23.395

N140 X21.078 Z-21.98

N141 X21.233

N142 G0 X41.

N143 Z-5.508

N144 X21.

N145 G1 X17.392 F0.127

N146 X17. Z-7.498

N147 G3 X16.928 Z-7.781 I-1.2 K0.008

N148 G1 X16. Z-9.638

N149 Z-21.458

N150 X17.25 Z-22.534

N151 X20.078 Z-21.12

N152 X20.233

N153 G0 X41.

N154 Z-7.724

N155 X20.981

N156 G1 X17.161 F0.127

N157 X16. Z-9.638

N158 X15. Z-11.638

N159 Z-20.598

N160 X16.25 Z-21.673

N161 X19.078 Z-20.259

N162 X19.233

N163 G0 X41.

N164 Z-9.724

N165 X20.08

N166 G1 X16.161 F0.127

N167 X15. Z-11.638

N168 X14. Z-13.638

N169 Z-19.737

N170 X15.25 Z-20.813

N171 X18.078 Z-19.399

N172 X18.233

N173 G0 X41.

N174 Z-11.724

N175 X19.08

N176 G1 X15.161 F0.127

N177 X14. Z-13.638

N178 X13. Z-15.638

N179 Z-18.877

N180 X14.25 Z-19.952

N181 X17.078 Z-18.538

N182 X17.233

N183 G0 X41.

N184 Z-28.901

N185 X27.623

N186 G1 X24.531 F0.127

N187 X23. Z-30.748

N188 G3 X22.747 Z-31.027 I-3.883 K1.6

N189 G1 X22. Z-31.773

N190 Z-33.909

N191 G3 X23.25 Z-34.257 I-2.7 K-5.581

N192 G1 X26.078 Z-32.843

N193 X26.2

N194 G0 X41.

N195 Z-30.009

N196 X27.513

N197 G1 X23.886 F0.127

N198 X22. Z-31.773

N199 X21.107 Z-32.666

N200 Z-33.714

N201 G3 X22.25 Z-33.971 I-2.254 K-5.776

N202 G1 X25.078 Z-32.557

N203 X25.689

N204 G0 X41.

N205 Z-30.902

N206 X27.127

N207 G1 X22.993 F0.127

N208 X21.107 Z-32.666

N209 X20.214 Z-33.559

N210 G3 X21.357 Z-33.764 I-1.807 K-5.931

N211 G1 X24.185 Z-32.35

N212 G0 X41.

N213 Z2

N214 X15.

N215 G1 Z0 F0.127

N216 Z-7.49

N217 X14.988 Z-7.539

N218 X11. Z-15.515

N219 Z-19.146

N220 X20.573 Z-27.384

N221 G3 X21.633 Z-29.148 I-2.67 K-1.764

N222 X20.958 Z-30.579 I-3.2

N223 G1 X17.237 Z-34.3

N224 G3 X27. Z-39.49 I-0.319 K-5.19

N225 G1 Z-43.29

N226 X30.6

N227 G3 X31. Z-43.489 K-0.2

N228 G1 X31.013 Z-45.489

N229 X35.

N230 G0 X51.

N231 Z0

N232 G97 S571 M3

N233 M9

N234 G53 X0.

N235 G53 Z0

N236 M30

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