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2D Contour: More finishing overlap than specified/tangential fragment extension distance has no effect

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FrodoLoggins
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2D Contour: More finishing overlap than specified/tangential fragment extension distance has no effect

1: If I specify a finishing overlap of 1" the result is much more than one inch. The part shown is about 7.8" x 9.8" yet a 1" finishing overlap makes the lead out jump to the other side of the part:

 

No overlap:

Screenshot 2023-04-14 at 8.17.40 AM.png

 

1" of overlap:

Screenshot 2023-04-14 at 8.20.02 AM.png

 

2: Tangential frag extension distance seems to have no effect; lead out is in same location regardless of the TFED value:

 

 

- Time Magazine’s Person of the Year 2006
- Apple M1 Max rMBP A2485 // Latest MacOS // Latest Fusion
- Usually working off files uploaded to Fusion as: Step, STL, SLDPRT. If it matters ask me.
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seth.madore
in reply to: FrodoLoggins

Using Ramp and Multiple Depths in conjunction tends to lead to some unexpected results. They typically shouldn't be used together, since those both serve the same purpose essentially


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing
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FrodoLoggins
in reply to: seth.madore

Well I'm using multiple depths because this is being milled on a router that isn't very rigid and I'm using a ramp to avoid plunging the end mill. Any plans for this to be fixed/improved?

- Time Magazine’s Person of the Year 2006
- Apple M1 Max rMBP A2485 // Latest MacOS // Latest Fusion
- Usually working off files uploaded to Fusion as: Step, STL, SLDPRT. If it matters ask me.
Message 4 of 5

@FrodoLoggins Thanks for feedback. I'm not sure if it's a bug or by design behaviour for "finishing overlap". Now it's applied to each z-level even if toolpath ramps down. Easy to see on the screenshot below (you example with disabled Ramp). It means that start point for the ramp is moved further along contour on each z-level and we have final lead-out very far away from toolpath without "finishing overlaps".

olegtikhomirov_1-1681486520543.png

 

olegtikhomirov_0-1681486057388.png

@seth.madore What do you think? Is it worth ticket?

 



Oleg Tikhomirov
Software Engineer
Message 5 of 5

@oleg.tikhomirov thanks for prompting me on this. I've opened up CAM-44539 to investigate this issue.


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing

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