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Main menu -> extras -> settings
see pictures.
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Ich bekomme dabei die Fehlermeldung "negativer Abstand größer als Werkzeugradius"! Warum, Wodurch??
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apologies, because there is one error left in the example. Change the radius compensation of the a-angle milling to the center so that it works properly. Or use this new file.
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Here’s an example for you of how that also works mirrored. Edit and make this example the component you need
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Here is example a-winkel component
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Make the desired program in woodWOP and save it. Generate program in woodWOP. This is how woodWOP creates these .ges /.yges needed by the simulator, with the necessary toolpaths. .ges = normal, yges = mirror program. The generated programs can be found in the prg folder
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You can find this pict 2 and pict 3 screen in dxf-import (bpp5)
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Sorry language, but here is solution "F_T"
See pictures
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if I understood you want to cut the edge to some angle?
You can use either sawing or milling
ex.
saw:
layer: uni_saw0_-1A10
layer: uni_saw1_-1A10
layer:uni_saw2_-1A10saw0-2 = type
_-1 = depth
A10 = angle
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Do you mean machining like this picture?
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Template files (.mpr/.mprx program) are used in a situation where the cut rite is imported from a cut list in excel or csv format. In this case, there is one column for each part in the list, where is the name of the template program to be used.
In such a case, the list just tells the cut rite what the dimensions of each piece are and what template program is used. The programs used are parametric and can contain components, etc. The variables of the template programs can be controlled by a list.
In your case, the change should be made to the woodCAD/CAM program to get the .mpr files to be created according to the component. This is because every time you create new programs, this is how a woodCAD/CAM program should be able to add components to a .mpr program.
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Importing a 3d toolpath is possible if you have, for example, an Alphacam or similar CAM program with the right kind of postprocessor. The correct G-code is added to the woodWOP program via the nc subroutine macro. Another style is to add a toolpath through polyline milling, but this depends on how the postprocessor is made.
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How you create mpr files, which cut rite to nest? Do you use template files to which you send variables or do you use woodCAD / CAM to create mpr files?
If you use template programs that use components, that works directly.
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you can import components from a dxf file, but you need a professional version for that. With the professional version you can import practically all parameters / values for machining
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Main menu -> file -> Print -> Select Printer -> printing options -> select "list of tools"
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Here is an mpr file with similar milling. The file does not have to be in mprx format
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you will need to have the correct layers in the lines. Without the right layers, there will be just such a problem. In older versions of woodWOP you always need the correct names for the layers, but woodWOP 7.2 can import lines without layers name.
Ex. contour -> layer = Geometry_0
Ex. part30mm -> layer =ProcPart_30
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You can create an lis file successfully with excel. Here are a few pictures. In pictures from Excel, I get an lis file or, if I want, also barcodes printed on paper
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You can also add graphics this way and also 5 axes
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Try this
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It is a good idea to use a component for such machining, where the milling is divided into four parts and the division point is in so-called quarters. By doing so, milling could be successful, because the machine has a limited movement in the X-direction with one grip of 900mm.
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