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Face cleanup


dannysdad
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I am trying to clean up the face of a 1.562” circular boss with a .625” solid carbide endmill. I only have to remove .01” from the face but I want to leave .001” for a finish pass. I tried to do this process using “contour”, but the roughing pass kept going down to Z0. I couldn’t figure out how to leave that .001” for the finish pass.

 

Am I using the wrong process?

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Mr. Paris,

I am still doing something wrong. I have no problem setting the top of stock to .002, however when you say; "make sure you have 2 finish cuts at .001 distance", I am not sure where this has to be done.

 

Is it on the roughing, finishing or depth cuts page? And what box do I check and/or fill out?

 

I am so confused....

 

Thanks.

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On depths of cut branch, with so little stock I would set it to 2 finish cuts at .001, that will cut everything leaving .001 then take a second cut removing only the .001 left

 

HTH

 

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But another query, is there a way to control the feed on the second pass using this method?

 

The best way currently, with what you're doing is doing it in 2 ops.

 

There is separate speed and feed on wall passes but not floor passes

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