Machining the workpiece
4.13 Mold making view
Turning
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NC blocks that can be interpreted
Following NC blocks are supported for the mold building view.
● Types
– Lines
G0, G1 with X Y Z
– Circles
G2, G3 with center point I, J, K or radius CR, depending on the working plane G17,
G18, G19, CIP with circular point I1, J1, K1 or radius CR
– Polynomial
POLY with X, Y, Z or PO[X] PO[Y] PO[Z]
– B-splines
BSPLINE with degree SD (SD < 6) node PL weights PW
– Absolute data AC and incremental data IC are possible
– For G2, G3 and different radii at the start and end, an Archimedes spiral is used
● Orientation
– Rotary axis programming with ORIAXES or ORIVECT using ABC for G0, G1, G2, G3,
CIP, POLY
– Rotary axis programming with ORIAXES or ORIVECT using PO[A] POS[b] PO[C] for
POLY
– Orientation vector programming with ORIVECT using A3, B3, C3 for G0, G1, G2, G3,
CIP
– Orientation curve with ORICURVE using XH, YH, ZH, for G0, G1, G2, G3, CIP, POLY,
BSPLINE
– Orientation curve with ORICURVE using PO[XH] PO[YH] PO[ZH] for POLY
– Rotary axes can be specified using DC
● G codes
– Working planes (for circle definition G2, G3): G17 G18 G19
– Incremental or absolute data: G90 G91
Following NC blocks are not supported for the mold making view.
● Helix programming
● Rational polynomials
● Other G codes or language commands
All blocks that cannot be interpreted are simply ignored
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