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Hi, How I could chose single areas to generate the paths with different tools? So I would like to scrub area 1 with different tool as area 2 in enclosed picture. How I could this realise?? Is there a tutorial or video available to show this in detail?? KSPATZ |
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| Hi KSpatz, This is easily accomplished using region curves. Just create a closed curve around the area that you would like to isolate. Then create your toolpath. Do the same thing for the other area using a different tool. I will attach a couple of pictures which should help. Hope this helps, Dan
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| Hi Dan, thank you for fast reply and help! It works, but I have failure on one edge. Do you have explanation for that (see picture). Must extruded curve bigger as original?? Why don't follow the curve in the red marked area?? KSPATZ |
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| Hi Kspatz, Let the cutter come off the block in that area. You can do that by expanding the region curve a little. I will attach a picture to show the results. You will notice that the stock size will change to suit the new region curve (not shown in my picture). In this case I just simply offset the curve a little more than the radius of the tool. Does this help? Dan
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