Angle style for 3 + 2 machining

Angle style for 3 + 2 machining

Jaanyaar
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Angle style for 3 + 2 machining

Jaanyaar
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Hi!

 

This is a simple 3 + 2 machining including 5 toolpaths spaced by 72 degrees.

 

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The order in PowerMill is so:

1. A0

1_1. A-72

1_2. A-144

1_3. A-216

1_4. A-288

 

But post processor outputs angles in different style:

1. A0

1_1. A-72

1_2. A-144

1_3. A-216  A144

1_4. A-288 A72

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A piece of code:

TOOL CALL 13 Z S4000 DL+0.0 DR+0.0
M3 M8
L A0.0 FMAX
L X25.192 Y0.0 R0 FMAX 

...

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Which setting in post processor makes the order of angles similar to PowerMill? 

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Jonathan.Artiss-DSI
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Try the angle roll over 

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Jonathan Artiss
Senior Applications Engineer | DSI

Autodesk Expert Elite member
DSI, Design and Software International Autodesk Gold Partner

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Jaanyaar
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Thanks!

The order of angles in the above example is clock wise (-).

 

If I set it to (-360;0), then all angles are in minus, even for other examples that the order of angles are in counter clock wise (+). Not suitable for CCW direction.

If I set it to (0;360), then all angles are in plus, even for examples that the order of angles are in clock wise (-), Not suitable for CW

If I set it to (-360;360), then half are in plus sign, half in minus, like the the example above.

 

More help is needed.

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Jonathan.Artiss-DSI
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Have you tried adjusting the angle style? 

You might need this set to mathematical or relative. 

 

Jonathan Artiss
Senior Applications Engineer | DSI

Autodesk Expert Elite member
DSI, Design and Software International Autodesk Gold Partner

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