incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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No i'm not disagreeing with you at all, i'm going to model a 3mm fillet into those sharp corners, change nothing else and see what happens...


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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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The difference will be less, but the tool path measurement will still be smaller than the sharp corner distance minus the cutter diameter.
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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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So i put 3mm radius in the sharp corners and used a 4mm endmill and it just cut exactly the same size pocket as before, circa 1.5mm under size. So no change at all.


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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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I think I figured out for definate this is something to do with fusion. If I cut a pocket with intercon conversational, it's perfect. If I model the same pocket and use fusion g code, it cuts well under size approx 0.6mm.


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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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Glad you have narrowed it down. My guess is that Fusion is set to allow a 0.3mm finish pass, and you gave not selected the option to make the finish cut. Hopefully a Fusion user will hop in and let you know where those selections are in the program.
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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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Maybe there is a setting i'm not familiar with but I thought that was just the stock to leave setting for finishing pass. Will keep looking.......


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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

Post by suntravel »

Stock to leave or wrong mill diameter ist the only possible cause I know in Fusion.

But without the .f3d file no way I can find out whats going wrong.

Uwe


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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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you have it Uwe, its in the thread


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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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Ok, I remember and showed you already why on this part the measurement is about 0.5mm off...


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Re: incorrect cutting in a pocket <cutter comp in control vs cutter comp in cad/cam>

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this also cuts under size, the other pocket which is bigger cuts approx 1.5mm under
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