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CAM toolpath for model backside...

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macmanpb
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CAM toolpath for model backside...

I have designed something and added some toolpathes to the top of the model. What is the best practise if i want add some toolpaths to the backside of the model.

 

Do i need to copy my model and flip it and can then add the toolpathes? Smiley Surprised

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Trigg3r
in reply to: macmanpb

No need for two models. Just start a new set-up with the co-ordinate set up to suit the orientation of your model. 😄
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macmanpb
in reply to: Trigg3r

The simplest things are so near.
You are completely right, shame on me 🙂
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macmanpb
in reply to: Trigg3r

Ok, your solution is perfect, but what happend when i will use fixtures vor both sides?

Should i place the fixtures a second time for the other side?Smiley Happy

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bobvdd
in reply to: macmanpb

I think the answer is yes. In the included screenshots. I show setup1 in the first image and setup2 in the second image I show a view that mimics a part being flipped 180 deg on the machine (although in reality the part does not move in the software thanks to the WCS definition in the setup). Needless to say that the two images were taken with different camera views.

I copied and mirrored the fixtures. This gave me 4 fixtures which I all placed flush with the stock. 
I also changed the visibility of two of them (watch the state of the lightbulbs in the browser) to get the proper fixtures to show up for a particular setup. 
Of course the relevant fixtures need to be selected in the second setup too to make it all consistent. 

 

 

Setup1.PNGSetup2.PNG




Bob Van der Donck


Principal UX designer DMG group
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jeff.walters
in reply to: bobvdd

Great tips Bob

Jeff Walters
Senior Support Engineer, CAM
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macmanpb
in reply to: bobvdd

Thank you Bob,

i have done so, as you explained. Smiley Happy

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