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Allow milling inside corners to make them square.

Anonymous

Allow milling inside corners to make them square.

Anonymous
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I want to cut this corner square even if it goes into the surrounding material.

My part needs to fit into the cutout but since I only have 1/8th inch bits this is the best I get.

I want to avoid modifying the design just to make it make a bigger hole. Any magic way to do this common task.

 

 Best

 SM

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jhackney1972
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How about drilling a hole at the corner intersection and let the contour cut run into it.  You said you did not mind cutting into surrounding material.

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Anonymous
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Ya adding a drill hole to the corner is exactly what I have seen done but do I have to do this in "design" or "manufacturing"? Just does not seem good to change the design because I don't have a smaller bit "yet".

 

Ok still learning. This is called a Dog Bone. Still looking for an easy button but it sounds more and more like one has to do this in the design manually.

 

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 SM

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seth.madore
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There is a "dogbone" add-in that will do this somewhat automatically. There is also the Manufacturing Model option in the MFG space, allowing you to modify the model without actually modifying the model....


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing


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