Targeted pre/fine finishing in the area inside of the coping starting from the margin line.
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Cycles:
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3D equidistant finishing
3D complete finishing
5X boss finishing
4X Boss finishing
5X peeling
3D Z-Level finishing
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Max. angle for red. feedrate:
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Value 0
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Full feedrate; with a different value, the feedrate is reduced during plunge movements.
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Offset
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When set to “0,” the margin line is protected by an automatically generated auxiliary geometry. This means that this sensitive area is skipped during the coping machining process.
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Value < or > 0
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No protection. An offset function is called up.
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Values > 0
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The offset is generated outside of the margin line.
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Values < 0
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The offset is generated inside of the margin line.
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Trim lenght
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The tool paths can be trimmed inwards by a defined distance = trim lenght. If an offset has been defined, the calculation of the trim length starts from the offset.
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Be careful when machining undercut areas that start directly at the margin line:
If you enter an offset < 0, the machining inside the coping may fail.
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Category
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... 0 ... 9 ... n
Number for this machining process.
You can use this number to assign this process to a cavity.
The calculation only takes place if an area is assigned the corresponding category number: --> “Identify part features.”
This makes it possible to process different cavities using only one (extensive) template.
This is especially useful for machining telescopes.
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You can use the separator to process several categories in a single job. Example: 1/2 (usable for all category types)
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All categories are calculated (usable for all category types).
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