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surface machining v9


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In some controls you can use a form of "3D" cutter compensation. Is this what you mean. From memory, with Okuma machines, its implemented using G44. It enables you to use the same toolpath, but different size cutters, and still obtain the same results. I've never used it myself, though personally.

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I've made the suggestion that Mastercam add cutter comp on the toolpaths that are "Planar" meaning they do not move in X Y and Z at the same time. This would be a logical addition in my opinion. Most Machine tool controls don't handle 3D tool compensation, there are exceptions but generaly it would be an option if it was even available.

 

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