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A G76 cycle for a buttress thread can be programmed in a CNC lathe as follows:

G76 P020060 Q0.1 R0.05
G76 X10 Z-20 P500 Q100 F2

In this example, P020060 specifies the thread pitch and angle, Q0.1 is the retract amount, and R0.05 is the thread depth. The second line defines the final diameter (X10), the final length (Z-20), and the thread parameters such as P500 (depth of cut), Q100 (number of passes), and F2 (feed rate). Adjust these values according to your specific buttress thread requirements.

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