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Right Tool #3 Finally use a fine interpolated toolpath for just theД¬orrect software tool, any of the three, just look at the picture and Right Tool #2 Use the same cutting tool to rough out the vanes,Д¬orrect software tools would be Vector DeskCNC StlWork Correct software tools would be Vector or DeskCNC These contours with a closed shape and POCKET the massive amounts of Right tool #1 Use a plain old end mill for the open areas, define You need to use a combination of techniques to make your part, and I can't remember if it even has 'no flats'. That is no waterlines, no tangency selections, and Have you even tried it? HowДЄbout Vector? The Stl processing in DeskCNC is equivalent to

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Their software and training in its use? > I understand the accuracy of the machine does not have anything to do > with the accuracy of the files, but why bother with CNC if the code is > wrong to begin with? Fix your mistakes, ask for help. To have to get over the concept that you can use surfaces to machineД¬ommercially produce that part? What do you think they paid for Vector would be a good choice, but you are going To invest in a rotary 4th axis capable system to cut your parts. > I looked at your model before and I belive I suggested that you need > Anyone who wants to see what I'm making, an iges file is available here. To run on an old machine with limited controller memory, you should Vector can extract waterlineД¬ontours and arcify them, but unless you are trying It is composed of triangular faces, period. > Why would it? There is nothing in an stl file that even approximatesДЄn arc. > Will DeskCNC write a G02 or G03 command if I'm

Smooth curves by the lookahead of your control and the 3D surfacing is a slow process, if you try to run on a machine thatДoes not support continuous contouring. >To say the least progress was extremely slow. Plane in the blink of an eye and the Vector Cad-only version is about Your Z step should be = to you total model depth, thusДЄs regards pocketing, Vector can project your geometry onto a flat No wonder you thought the program tookДЄ long time. 25 Z step means that you are cutting the entire It has 2, XДirection and Y directino, one is step over and one is step along, Either theДeskCNC does not have a single stepover for finish. That has nothing to do with wall thickness. Variation in wall thickness? We are talking about cutting surfaces > had a lot of variation in wall thickness that wasn't nearly as obvious > when cut with another software.

(different cam software tool, same design tools, still included inДeskCNC) > I actually cut a part with code DeskCNC generated. Vertical wall, cut with the side of the cutter instead of the end. Make the tradeoffs in cut time and resolution. Resolution, your result will be within this tolerance. An angled tool will not cut a vertical wall. > a vertical wall? This depends on your tool, model and the stepover distance along theДirection of cut. >Why does it seem that the software will not cut It's a tradeoff, one that you are allowed to If you use a fine evaluation, there is noД¬hance for gouging. Why > is it that with my parts I need to leave 3mm of stock on roughing to > avoid gouging the part? You need to leave stock if you use coarse surface evaluation steps. > Fred, since you answered I'll pose these questions about Desk CNC. Meme posts that are not funny may result in a permanent ban and possible curse to post author.Wrote: > Ok, I was a bit upset when I saw what was happening before. Memes are not permitted, unless they are CNC related AND funny. Please use the stickied sales and services megathread. Sales and or services posts are not permitted. Final decision is made by the community by way of reporting. Other considerations that may cause the removal of the post including lack of engagement with the community or the author has a history of self promotion. Posts that do not meet this criteria will be removed without question. Posts of self promotion MUST include original content directly from the post author and have been created with reasonable effort. Name calling or belittling will not be tolerated and may result in a permanent ban. Please be respectful of others when posting. If it appears the author has done little or no research it may be removed for low effort. Posters are also expected to have done some basic research on their own. Post authors are required to stay engaged with the community. Any posts without this information may be removed and only restored when the information is supplemented. You must include as much useful information as possible when asking for help or advice. Examples of this include unsafe instructions and unsafe modes of machine operation. No posts or comments that encourages unsafe acts.