Setting 84 can be used to prevent common problems that may occur during processing. E.g: Previous page Reflective Material，Reflective Warning Tape，Polyester Hot Sticker Safety Vest,Reflective Material Co., Ltd. , http://www.chsafetyvest.com
Tool and cogging wear can also result in increased spindle load. Monitoring the spindle load helps the operator determine when the tool or cog should be replaced.
If the coolant is insufficient, the material may stick, or the tool may stick to the metal chips, thereby hindering the chip removal and affecting the cutting action of the tool. It is also possible to increase the spindle load; therefore, it is also useful to monitor the load by the machine in this case.
If the depth of cut or width is not uniform, only the spindle load will be added to the specific part. Selecting automatic feed in setting 84 reduces the feedrate of the machine to maintain the maximum value set on the tool load page. Parameters 299, 300 and 301 control the deceleration and recovery time.
Tip: Keeping the tool tip state increases production speed. Tracks the performance of a particular tool over time. This information can be used to limit the number of times the tool is used after knowing how many times the tool can machine parts (while maintaining availability). For example, if you know that a tool can no longer be used after 27 uses, you can enter 25 or 26 in the alarm bar on the tool life screen (current command page; press PAGE UP twice). After 25 or 26 uses, the machine will generate an alarm 362 and the tool will be reset. At this point, the operator can press RESET to clear the alarm, replace the cogs or tools, and zero the number of tool usages in the Uses column in the Tool Lifetime screen.
Tip: To clear the values ​​stored in the tool load and tool life screens, move the cursor to the corresponding row and column and press the ORIGIN button on the keypad. If you want all the data in the empty bar, move the cursor to the top of the bar and press the ORIGIN button.
Haas cutter bracket system 
The Haas tool carrier system is mounted on the back of the machine for easy access to common tools. The tool holder measures 45" x 19" and is suitable for most vertical and horizontal machining centers.
The system is equipped with a bracket and tank, and the additional tool tray and tool box can be ordered separately.
Each bracket has a maximum load capacity of 120 pounds.
Vertical space: Six 40-taper trays or five 50-taper trays (tool holders empty) can be placed on the bracket.