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UNIFIED TOOLPATH HELP


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Here's your file back. Morph_Trial_JakeL.Mcam

I turned on a second check group (Parameters > Collision Control > Checkbox above big 2). Then you can uncheck "avoidance geometry" in #1 check group. In the #2 group, in the avoidance geometries, select just the two wall surfaces. Then if you uncheck machining geometries it allows you to input a number into the "stock to leave" field. You'll also have to check the "flute" box in check group #2.

Hope this helps!

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thank for this.

i wasnt clear on what i was trying to accomplish, i apologize.

i would like to use unified to machine just the walls but leave some stock.

right now im using a simple 3d contour, but i'd like to use unified to get really familiar with this toolpath. 

 

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Yeah, it certainly can.   There's about 8 ways to do it in unified :)

The easiest way is to simply do it as a Parallel or Guide (for this type of shape, it doesn't matter) with a single curve.  Chose the curve at the bottom of green surface, and choose your drive as the green surface.  Then, you can simply use the "machining geometry offset" to add in however much stock you want to leave.

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If you wish to do it with Collision Control, then set your CC to "retract tool" > "Along Surface Normal" and then choose the green surface as your collision surface.  Control it with your Stock To Leave field. 

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