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1.Remove your lead in and lead out motions from the costumize dialog, and add lead in / out within the "automaticcut" using the build cut dialog, Then simply add start hight, and hight.
2. modify the parameters to include following options "lead _radius" "tangent_lead_step" "normal_lead_step"and "cutcom"
Thank you friends for spending your time for me...
Basically it was the one I was looking for...
But one problem still remaining is that about compensation
When I post the same file that S: B: C made for me... in in my program I could not find any G41, Dvalue for compensation and G40 for compensation Cancel
Sample of output using these options.
Profile cut. I get the same result cutting boss or bore features. I input the lead in / out, cutcom, etc, data with the rest of the parameters on the main parameter page. I don't have to drill down so far to get the result I am looking for.
This may not be what you have in mind. Picture of toolpath is attached.
Several people responded with what you were asking as far as the required toopath. If I understand, I think the only outstanding issue is teh G41.
1st, make sure your NCL file contains CUTCOM statements. If not, setup the sequence parameter CUTCOM=YES. This should output CUTCOM statements for you in the NCL file.
The rules for CUTCOM in Pro/NC are as follows:
Every cut must have a known linear approach and a known linear exit. Aproaches/exits can be formed in any way feasible in pro/NC, such as parameters, build cuts, ends, tool motions, etc. But, you must have both the approach and the exit. If they areboth present, you you get a CUTCOM on the1st linear approach move, and cancel on the last linear exit move. Otherwise, you will see a warning, and no CUTCOM.
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