Eurotech
While proving a code recently, in a Eurotech Elite SLY (the most obnoxious of Fanuc control which I usually like), I came upon the discovery that a G84 requires an M35 and an M70.
This was in the rotated coordinate system G68.1; so proving it out I ran it in the air with two different workshift comps: first in Z+ just to see if it was safe (which it wasn't), then in Y+ to see if it wasn't going to go where it need to go — aircutting Y+ let me see where the tool was going to go in the part with my eye-crometer without cutting.












