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Dynamic contour and stock (no chip thinnig?)


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Hello again and thank you for your help earlier.

 

Is it possible to use a custom stock (either the stock in stock setup or the stock created by stock operation) to define the stock for a dynamic contour so that the toolpath would be optimized to utilize radial chip thinning and adjust feed according to the stock being machined?

 

Example: Create a rectangular stock and a profile toolpath around it. The tool removes material 10% of the tool diameter from the left side and 50% of the tool diameter from the right side. The tool would go faster when machining the left side.

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Hello again and thank you for your help earlier.

 

Is it possible to use a custom stock (either the stock in stock setup or the stock created by stock operation) to define the stock for a dynamic contour so that the toolpath would be optimized to utilize radial chip thinning and adjust feed according to the stock being machined?

 

Example: Create a rectangular stock and a profile toolpath around it. The tool removes material 10% of the tool diameter from the left side and 50% of the tool diameter from the right side. The tool would go faster when machining the left side.

 

 

I usually use the Stock Model Operation after I have done some ops, like facing. I then use Dynamic opti rough and set rest material to "one other op" and select the stock model op.

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So that's what the highfeed button was all about! Damn. Too bad it isn't an operation, I'm not a big fan of finalized operations since we generate toolpaths all the time from MCX files as tools etc. tend to change all the time. But thanks for the enlightening answer.

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