4 horizontal axles contouring

[valeriob]

Good morning, everyone, I'll explain. in solid top should be called 4 axes contouring. the cutter I use is a cnc brake 5 axes
with head indexed with rotary pallets, which has a working limit not very important i.e. when the head is oriented to work vertically exceeds the center of the pallet of only 5mm. This might seem like nothing but if you have to go to make a survey
of a picture should be made by splitting the profile into 2 entities and turning the pallet of 180°. my question is: is there a function in mx6 that allows the table to rotate continuously keeping the fresa in contact with the profile moving only in y, i.e. a coordination of 2 axes b-y leaving the milling to x zero even with more 'complete profiles maybe? I hope to be explained. It's a bit like the lathes they have
the motorized tools "fixes" but that with the slow movement of the spindle generate different profiles, hexagons without exceeding the center of the spindle (they should be called for the imaginary coordinate lathes).
Thank you.

 

[francescozeva]

Yes, yes.
If you see in the tool path parameters page, there is a axis rotation casel,flagging replacement axis and including the axis to be replaced you will have the path in rotation.
obviously the post must be suitable for this type of processing, and change it by hand.. It's not good for everyone,
So if it isn't, you're gonna have to go to the waterfall.
I hope I've been helpful, bye

 

[valeriob]

thanks francescozeva. It's too much to ask you to post a photo of the exact page where the box to flag or
specify the path with minuity. then if you had time to lose, an example of how video simulation would result. Thanks for the availability and good to make.

 

[kuman]

What do you have? ? from x4 onwards or x5...I don't remember well,the replacement axis breaks in the tool menu....if the post is not good, pass me that if I have time I make you a change to make contours like this