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Hello I am currently trying to complete some boring operations on a simple turned part but when ever i select my boring cycles, call up my 1/2" bore bar/ any tool and try to set a roughing max. step down value inventor will issue a warning specifying that my tool has a flute length set at 0.00 so i can not use the roughing step down with out skipping the warning. Attached is the file in question. I am not sure if i have set my tooling information wrong per the inserts. It has seemed pretty straight forward as to how the insert and holder geomotrey is defined. If i am missing an important step in defining my tooling geomotrey or just simply programming with the wrong cycle please let me know. So far it has baffled me.
I have a feeling that this is possibly just a glitch or parameter that was changed and now it's just sending an error. It seemed to only start occurring after I've got the latest update for HSM I can still properly post code. it's just that it keeps creating a temporary fault and warns you as far as I can tell.
So I submitted feedback to Autodesk and they posted a ticket of CAM-7929 for this issue. It thinks that it is mill-turn not just turning, which is wierd to me, but what ever.
Their suggested quick fix is to create a derived operation from the affected tool path with the same strategy and it should be good to go.
