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Post by trinculo54 on Jun 12, 2021 14:03:38 GMT
Hi all;
I am working on cutting thin metals (less than 1mm) with my Mega V with Fusion 360 using the 2D contour method of cutting with fairly good success.
The biggest question I have is what I think would be a setup issue...
I can typically cut with a single pass with a 1mm - 1.5mm end mill; however when first "piercing" the metal it sometimes does not go all the way through the material before it starts moving in X and Y. This can be flexion in the Z and or metal... but I am wondering if there was a setup method that I could try. I know when doing clearing Fusion sets up a spiral entry into the material. I think this would help, or even a ramp with X and Y movement; though it would then have to overshoot the entry point to clear. Anyway... does anyone know of a setting that I can try? I haven't been able to find anything.
Another thought would be to go from an end mill to a ball or bull nose. Or even since it's pretty thin material a taper.
Again any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated :-)
James
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oldtech
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Post by oldtech on Jun 13, 2021 3:07:21 GMT
I'd go with a ball nose to avoid the shock that occurs with a flat end mill.
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