how to define a 90 deg cone cutter in the tool table?
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10 Mar 2019 03:34 #128200
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how to define a 90 deg cone cutter in the tool table? was created by jamby
Well the subject say's it
I want to define a V-carve tool with a 90 deg end 1/2 dia.
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Jim
I want to define a V-carve tool with a 90 deg end 1/2 dia.
Thanks
Jim
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10 Mar 2019 07:59 #128205
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Replied by pl7i92 on topic how to define a 90 deg cone cutter in the tool table?
why woudt you define a cone cutter in the tool table
the Gcode is produced by a CAM system si it is to define there
only the Discribtion is to be enterd and the diameter
the Gcode is produced by a CAM system si it is to define there
only the Discribtion is to be enterd and the diameter
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11 Mar 2019 12:40 #128317
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Sorry, but you can't.
(And LinuxCNC wouldn't know what to do with the data if you could)
The graphical preview only shows the tool centre point path anyway, so you don't lose much.
Replied by andypugh on topic how to define a 90 deg cone cutter in the tool table?
I want to define a V-carve tool with a 90 deg end 1/2 dia.
Sorry, but you can't.
(And LinuxCNC wouldn't know what to do with the data if you could)
The graphical preview only shows the tool centre point path anyway, so you don't lose much.
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11 Mar 2019 19:06 #128371
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Replied by jamby on topic how to define a 90 deg cone cutter in the tool table?
Thanks Guys
When I set back and think about it, it doesn't make any difference.
Thanks again
Jim
When I set back and think about it, it doesn't make any difference.
Thanks again
Jim
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