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| Go into the geometry part of the operation - R-click in it to bring up the menu & reverse the chains, R-click again, & change sides, Accept, & regen the operation ( the green arrows will switch around to indicate the chaining direction [big arrow] and the tooling side to indicate a +ive offset [little arrow] ) What you are doing is making the toolpath stay on the right side of the chains ie output G42 for the comps in the NC file, ( if you actually are using them ) |
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