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4th Axis Help Please


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Hi All,

Newbeeee by name and by nature...

 

I've uploaded a file to the ftp called NewbeeeeHelp.mcx in the X4 folder.

Please can someone have a look and advise the best way to cut the form?

It's a VMC with a full 4th, and the file is (hopefully) set-up correctly but I cannot get it to work.

We have Curve 5ax but no luck there...

Many thanks in anticipation.

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It will run 4 axis 3d contour if the spline is

broken into segments - part of the smaller

spline is undercut from the larger spline

and the walls are not perpendicular to the

axis of rotation so the part would not be

as drawn - maybe a 5 axis part?

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JD,

Please can you save that back to the FTP so I can look at it in the morning?

There's nothing like a practical example!

 

BTW, ref your earlier comment - how do you break the spline into segments and what size did you do to make it run?

Many thanks again.

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Ron,

Rolldie worked but not as configurable as 5ax.

No multicut/leadin-out etc.

 

Curve 5ax looks good with point at centre as you suggested. Having never 'played' with this path before I needed pointing in the right direction.

So thanks for that.

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