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In the picture the setup is done for rotary axis machining where the piece rotates with axis as X axis and machining happens in linearly in x and y direction. is it possible to perform machining where all the three axes move simultaneously. currently the piece rotates by a step angle and then machining takes place. i want to know if there is an option to perform the rotation and machining simultaneously.
Yes, you can do this using the "Rotary" strategy which you will find under your "Multi-Axis" tab.
The part will rotate around the X axis and the Z axis wil move up and down to the shape of the Model selected, you only need the two axis A around the X and the Z to be moving to do the shape in your image.
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