wiggum
Mechanical
- Nov 20, 2019
- 25
Hi.
I have a workpiece, it contains my original part geometry, blank and fixtures. So simple.
For roughing I need another workpiece, with some additional geometry for the second setup, some patches for the holes to get some better toolpaths. There is a third workpiece for prefinishing, patches or deleted faces or regions. A fourth one, for finishing the parting surfaces, with some offset on the cavity surfaces. A fifth for the cavity finishing. etc.
What is the best way to compare toolpaths with the original part body? If accidentally model away some geometry in one of the auxiliary bodies, which check option will show that?
And there is the second, third etc setups..
How should I build up the geometry hierachy?
I have a workpiece, it contains my original part geometry, blank and fixtures. So simple.
For roughing I need another workpiece, with some additional geometry for the second setup, some patches for the holes to get some better toolpaths. There is a third workpiece for prefinishing, patches or deleted faces or regions. A fourth one, for finishing the parting surfaces, with some offset on the cavity surfaces. A fifth for the cavity finishing. etc.
What is the best way to compare toolpaths with the original part body? If accidentally model away some geometry in one of the auxiliary bodies, which check option will show that?
And there is the second, third etc setups..
How should I build up the geometry hierachy?