Ok, so I have done in the past a few modelled run thru CN without any major issues.
Figured out the difference between custom and profiled job in the PM setting, realized the limitation with PM and CN, and this bring us to my current problem.
I have no problems running a part thru CN, but if I try to run the part directly from CNC code generated from PM, The machine is cutting in the air. Almost seems like PM is not taking into account my wasteboard thickness!
Does this make sense?
First trial (and issues) with Profile Modeller
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Re: First trial (and issues) with Profile Modeller
You are correct. Profile Modeler does not use the wasteboard thickness when it creates the code. If anything though, it would have the tool cutting into your wasteboard if the tool is set up properly. Verify that the tool you are using is set up in tool management and has a correct daylight value for it. Hope this helps.
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Re: First trial (and issues) with Profile Modeller
Daniel, Guess that logic is right, tool would be cutting in board, but it is not. It's roughly 1/4" past. Tools are setup ok, cause I cut from CN with no issues. Will Try again later this morning to double check or replicate the problem on a different profiled piece. Currently have a couple rush jobs to do and will explore further.
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