Multi axis area roughing

[AlbertZini]

Hello everyone !

People who use multi axis toolpath, can you tell and to explain how to apply the rough area in muliaxis toolpath or tell me where I can read about it ?

[GoetzInd]

I believe you're going to have to use the dynamic area then use the convert to 5 axis. There is a thread about dynamic milling an impeller around here somewhere.

 

Mike

[GoetzInd]

Found it! Notices you were the one who started it. This is what you are trying to do right?

 

http://www.emastercam.com/board/index.php?showtopic=72310&hl=%2Bdynamic+%2Baxis

[AlbertZini]

Found it! Notices you were the one who started it. This is what you are trying to do right?

 

http://www.emasterca...=+dynamic +axis

it was made in China and it was a convert to 5-axis

 

I'm interested in multi axis area roughing

[crazy^millman]

They are not the same and are 2 totally different concepts. Open parts for roughing is one thing, but closed shape parts where you have undercuts and such require a whole different mind set. Really comes down to the part and then apply the best approach and process from there.

[AlbertZini]

I mean how to turn on area roughing to clear all areas of the model in Paralel to surfaces & Morph beetwen 2 surfaces and how it work?

 

http://zalil.ru/34890303

 

[crazy^millman]

When you activate that then other options come up. It comes down to different things you want to learn and do with the software. Everything in help is worthless when it comes to things like this. Like there is a big gap in help missing and think it all relates to impellers and not the open type shape you have for the file. I would 3+2 a part like that and never even come to 5 axis land for roughing. Still trying to figure where you got in stuck you must rough in 5 axis. I find roughing in 3+2 does a much better job most times than trying to do 5 axis. Machines are stronger and do a much better job in 3+2 than in 5 axis IMHO.

 

HTH

[AlbertZini]

When you activate that then other options come up. It comes down to different things you want to learn and do with the software. Everything in help is worthless when it comes to things like this. Like there is a big gap in help missing and think it all relates to impellers and not the open type shape you have for the file. I would 3+2 a part like that and never even come to 5 axis land for roughing. Still trying to figure where you got in stuck you must rough in 5 axis. I find roughing in 3+2 does a much better job most times than trying to do 5 axis. Machines are stronger and do a much better job in 3+2 than in 5 axis IMHO.

 

HTH

 

Many people say that to me too rough 3+2 and finishing use 5 axis.

Thank you MillMan for the answer.

[TK-32™]

X3 what Ron said.