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High Feed Machining on a Horizontal - Something not Right

Ryan Green MLC CAD Systems Inc.
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Ryan Green MLC CAD Systems Inc.

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I am trying to use highfeed to optimize some roughing toolpaths on a program that is on our horizontal. I am working 3 sides of the part, and am trying to optimize roughing that is on the front. I've got a shellmill profiling the outside of the stock and a 1" cutter milling a 1.25 wide slot in the middle. I've already got the ends drilled out. When I go to run highfeed, it tells me that I've reduced cycle by 0%. It appears that I have all my settings correct, but I must have something set wrong. I've got my planes set for these 2 operations as top,front,front. Anyone got any suggestions?

 

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