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You can export data for all or selected tools from the tool manager. Use tool manager export and import function. If you do not have tool management installed on your laptop, then just copy the "db" and "tlg" folders and their contents from the cnc machine and place them on your laptop. Of course, you can import the entire machine settings using the mDAT function.
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There are three ways to change the tool for mirroring. This depends on which version of woodWOP you have.
If you are using version 7.2 or later, you can do it in one machining operation and select the trimming direction: synchronous rotation OR reverse rotation (changing a tool) This also requires settings in the tool management "Complementary tool"
In older versions, you have to do either two separate machining operations that you control _mirror / _nonmirror condition
Or do a single machining of the IF expression in the tool column field
Ex... IF _mirror THEN 101 ELSE 102
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If you have a Pro version of dxf import, you can do all the configuration the way you want. See the picture for how that "AZ" addition can be done, for example. After this change, the import profile is saved and you can use the values you set. In the Dxf import basic version you cannot save the profile so the import settings do not change even if you change them.
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See pictures. the command can be found in the sawing commands.
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For standard pocket milling you need a block. You can find examples in the following places
Here you can find an example dxf file. The path to the file is something like this:
C:\Program Files (x86)\HOMAG Group\woodWOP6\programs\Bpp5
Files:
weeke_basic.dxf
weeke_pro.dxf
Sample files dxf/dwg:
C:\Program Files (x86)\HOMAG Group\woodWOP6\programs\Bpp5\Samples
-Sami
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You can import a dxf-file without a specified layer name or alternatively with a specified, making it possible to get machinations automatically.
See pictures for options. But why do you have all the fields in gray? Do you have a dxf import license?
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The description can be in several different ways. Someone does it with text, someone does it with a bold line or alternatively with one X character.
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Main menu -> Extras -> Variables -> Display all columns
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Tilting the aggregate is possible with at least one machine brand. 
Of course this is only from the simulator and that also indicates some kind of error in the tilt. However, even if the machine made this possible, I would not do so. I would see that the easiest, though not the cheapest option is to get an unit where there would be a manually tilted angle, for example.
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The easiest and wisest way is to contact service!
Sure, the values can be changed, with the service IDs, but it will be done through slightly different menus. Why does the position of one drill need to be adjusted? In that case, each drill should also be in the wrong position as they are machined into the block?
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Missing suctioncup numbers clampedit program. Open the program -> Extras -> other applications -> clampedit
Enter the number of each existing brick model as you actually have it!
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Has anyone come across a problem where woodwop does the same drilling multiple times when more than 6 of the same component has been added? With a normal 2d component, this works perfectly. But if a component is made in 3d pieces, and the same component is added 7 or more, then always the first component added is drilled several times ?? The number of incorrect drilling repetitions seems to still depend on how many holes there are in that component ?? The drilling time is thus naturally greater than with the 2d components, even though the drilling volume is exactly the same.
1-6pcs 3d components work, but if there are 7 or more same components, then the problem will appear. Maybe some bugs?
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Clamex can be machined with a pin 5-axis to the workpiece surface and the workpiece edge. But when tilted to 45 degrees, for example, it is not easy. Maybe possible if you use cam commands, but it's not worth it. When tilted, the machining gets a bend / error in the middle, so it requires a little more nc changes.
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Try putting the driling before and after the nc-stop in the block macro.
And optimization for vertical drilling is must be 0.
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In autocad, such shapes are usually in the form of a spline. with dxf import, that drawing changes to woodwop, so that the spline lines turn into short lines. For this reason, there will be a lot of lines. If you make an shape in an autocad as an arc with radius and lines, then there will be fewer lines.
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The circles consist of two parts and are therefore not to be construed as circles. See pict.... And as a tip, change the numeric value of the layer name to positive. Otherwise the holes will go through and still with the wrong drilling type.
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the export works, but when you open the file with Autocad, for example. Enter the command on line z -> press enter -> e-> press enter
Or select the command zoom "extents"
The imported lines are hidden in some space so with those commands you get them in the center of the screen.
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yes it should work. See pictures
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If you mean you want a left- or right-handed product whenever you have a variable set like that, whether mirroring is on or not?
Here are a few pictures of how that works when the formulas are correct. When I use a variable to say that I want a left-handed product, that's what it should be, Whether the mirroring is on or not.
The same situation, of course, is if I want the right handheld product. This way, the user only has to load the products. There will always be its handy product which is indicated by the variable. The lower edge of the products is always against the pins.
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