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not getting an smooth arc


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Hi.

I'm trying to machine a simple 2d geometry but somehow can not get an smooth arc on my part. It looks like machining splines, but the geometry is arcs and lines. Not sure its a post issue or the machine its self. Attached is a picture of my control def. setting.

Our post is a modified mpmaster.

using Mastercam X5MU1

Thanks in advance.

 

Ara.

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Have you gone into the Filter settings and turned them on?

 

That will usually filter splines moves to arcs

 

Hi JParis,

My geometry made of arcs and lines. I don't have any splines there. I'm getting my G02,G03 with I,J codes. Which filter setting you are talking about?

Thanks.

Ara.

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Not sure its a post issue or the machine its self.

Looks your using a Fadal, and judging from your description of the cut, there's a good possibility it's the machine going to fast around an arc. But first, do as JParis suggested, check the filter settings in your toolpath. It's below your linking perameters.

 

In my control def.I always keep my "Arc Breaks" set to "Don't Break Arcs' as a preference.

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It looks like machining splines, but the geometry is arcs and lines.

 

I'm getting my G02,G03 with I,J codes.

 

 

Can you post an example of the posted code? What toolpath are you using? How fast are you trying to feed through the arc?

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