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Looks like you have some nc-change in that machining? The new "trimming direction" does not work with the nc-change, so you have to do such machining in the old way, where the reversal is done _mirror / _nonmirror
-Sami
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Yes it's possible. Create a block in dxf with attributes. Use the VARINC layer in the block. Paste the block into the same file where you import the actual product. See pictures
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Here is an example. You can import dxf images using general import without specifying layers.
After importing, change the cad lines to the bottom level, for example. Use command "create curves by projection on level"
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You must first create a new user level, if you want to use one? Next, select the newly created user level as active in the top menu. Then create contours from the surface outline to the user level.
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Make two different machining operations and specify the condition _mirror and the other machining _nonmirror
reverse machining in the other direction _mirror in conditional machining.
from woodwop version 7.2 you can also use automatic reversal or alternatively tool change. In this case, it is not necessary to do two different machining operations. In that example you submitted, it does not work because the toolpath is not suitable.-Sami
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Here are a few image capture of how you can move the lines to the left plane and / or the user plane which can be rectangular or even tilted. The level to which the lines are to be copied must be active in the top menu.
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Create part shape using layer name: Werkstk_24Aufmass6Versatz3
First number is part thickness (24mm) = can be changed
second number is over dimensions (6mm)= can be changed
third number is offset (3mm) = can be changed-Sami
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If you want to do that easily, I recommend the cam-plugin add-on. Of course, you can make such a sloping surface, either by getting a tool that matches the angle and machining with basic milling. Another possibility is to make lines densely in the shape area at different Z heights and then machining these with @ 0 settings and a ball head tool.
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If the control is Beckhoff and the safety circuit of the servos is also implemented with optical fibers, the reason for the secros message can most often be found there. One of the fibers has impaired light conductivity. A quick correction can be made temporarily (lasting several months or even a year) by just increasing the transmission power. Another and longer lasting repair option is of course to replace the fibers.
The transmission power of the fiber can be increased from the Beckhoff settings panel.
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Here are a few pictures of how you can import components with dxf imports. Depending on the component and the variables in it, a circle or line, for example, will suffice in a dxf file. But if you want to control, for example, the size of the rectangle and the angle of rotation, etc., you have to do it as a block.
You can also find this example on youtube.
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Here is one example.
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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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