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    Unhappy Can't climb cut a profile

    Hi guys

    I have just finished a fixture plate that will mount 4 parts to machine (4) 1 X 4 aluminum parts with 2 counter bored holes and 1 tapped hole. On the open end of the fixture, I want to cut a 1 inch radius profile on each of the 4 parts.

    My problem is I can not get Bob cad V24 to cut this profile using a climb cut but only a conventional cut. What do I have to do to cut this profile in a climb cut so I get a better finish?

    Robert


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    try creating a contour out of the geometry, which carries directional information with it.


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    if you are using v 24 and want to climb cut the od
    then go to feature, right click start point, left click
    reverse direction, recalculate toolpath


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    Thanks dwood that was the ticket, works great

    Robert


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