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Transcript
00:02
In this video, you’ll: apply lessons learned from verifications to toolpaths.
00:09
When you are verifying a multi-axis setup,
00:13
it can be helpful to see the tool axes within your toolpaths in order to visualize how the tool will behave during machining.
00:22
Open the file Verify tool axes.f3d.
00:28
From the Browser, under Setups, click Setup1.
00:34
Notice the stock and body are the same size.
00:38
Next, select the Steep and Shallow toolpath and review how it is applied to a portion of the model.
00:48
To review the tool axes of this toolpath, from the Navigation bar, expand Show/hide loads and links and enable Tool axes.
01:02
Now, in the canvas, zoom and orbit the model to review the toolpath closely.
01:09
Notice that the normal axis points of the part display along the toolpath.
01:15
There is another way to review this information as well.
01:20
From the Navigation bar, disable Tool axes.
01:24
Select the Steep and Shallow toolpath.
01:28
Then, from the Toolbar, Actions panel, select Simulate.
01:35
In the Simulate dialog, notice that the Mode is set to Tail.
01:42
From the Simulation player controls, press Play.
01:46
Increase the playback speed.
01:49
You can see how the tool tilts as it machines the part.
01:54
In the Simulate dialog, under Toolpath, expand the Mode drop-down and select All toolpath.
02:03
Then, enable Show axes.
02:06
In the canvas, you can now review the axes of each direction the tool is pointing as it runs through the simulation.
00:02
In this video, you’ll: apply lessons learned from verifications to toolpaths.
00:09
When you are verifying a multi-axis setup,
00:13
it can be helpful to see the tool axes within your toolpaths in order to visualize how the tool will behave during machining.
00:22
Open the file Verify tool axes.f3d.
00:28
From the Browser, under Setups, click Setup1.
00:34
Notice the stock and body are the same size.
00:38
Next, select the Steep and Shallow toolpath and review how it is applied to a portion of the model.
00:48
To review the tool axes of this toolpath, from the Navigation bar, expand Show/hide loads and links and enable Tool axes.
01:02
Now, in the canvas, zoom and orbit the model to review the toolpath closely.
01:09
Notice that the normal axis points of the part display along the toolpath.
01:15
There is another way to review this information as well.
01:20
From the Navigation bar, disable Tool axes.
01:24
Select the Steep and Shallow toolpath.
01:28
Then, from the Toolbar, Actions panel, select Simulate.
01:35
In the Simulate dialog, notice that the Mode is set to Tail.
01:42
From the Simulation player controls, press Play.
01:46
Increase the playback speed.
01:49
You can see how the tool tilts as it machines the part.
01:54
In the Simulate dialog, under Toolpath, expand the Mode drop-down and select All toolpath.
02:03
Then, enable Show axes.
02:06
In the canvas, you can now review the axes of each direction the tool is pointing as it runs through the simulation.
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