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What is your way to put spark gap in electrodes?
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Hello,
we are changing some workflow for our electrodes. Until now, the sparkgap was put into the cad model by the cad engineers.
This will change and the spark gap (negative offset) needs to be added by myself within PowerMill (no Powershape or Electrode Wizard available).
How do you guys do it? As far as I know, there are 2 possibilities with the same results:
- Using the "Default Thickness" option and select the surfaces to add a negative thickness
or
- Using the thickness fields in the toolpath menu.
Do you have more or better solutions?
An existing project (toolpaths and boundaries) need to be "easily" changed from one offset to another (rough and finishing electrodes).
Thanks for your feedback!
Glenn
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