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MCX6 ingnoring containment


Cuda84
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Has anyone ever seen this? Doing HS core roughing with boundry and solids, tool is cutting completley outside boundry. :wallbash:

 

On Core Roughing, the boundary defines stock and is suppose to lead in from the outside of the containment boundary.

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Cuda84,

In the HST Core toolpaths, the boundaries are not containment boundaries (even though the dialog says "Containment"), they are cut boundaries.

Anything outside the boundary is considered a safe area, while anything inside the boundary will get cut.

In the HST Area toolpaths the opposite is true.

In the HST Area toolpath the boundary is a containment boundary.

You can control the boundary areas in the "Tool containment" group box in the Cut paramaters.

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High speed core roughing, and its not just a lead in its roughing to the depth that I set as my lower limit outside the boundry. I ended up makink a surface to contain the toolpath so I could get the job running. I have never seen anything like this before and i have been running MC since 2004. :coffee:

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I am having a very similar problem. Using Raster rest mill, complex surfaces as my drives, a STL as my stock, and 1 containment boudry set to inside. I have been using MC for many years and never had an issue with containment. It usually works great. But now, something has changed. Is this a bug. Seems pretty simple, when I say stay inside a boundry, MC should never cross that line. But it does. I just started using X6 MU1

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