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| Where is your "Z Zero" plane, top of your part or bottom? Are you using the "World Coordinates System" or "Construction View"....? |
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Could be a couple of things.... There are 2 different planes, one is a Rapid Plane, And the other is a plunge clearance, usually Rapid Plane is set to 1.0 and plunge is .100, if that doesn't help change your rapid plane to Z10. and plunge to Z5.0 and see what happens. also if you are verifying be sure your stock model is correct, should be and 0 and -1.0 in your Z parameters or how ever thick your stock is. If this doesn't help let me know |
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| I can't tell from your picture what's going on but: The rapid Plane will be calculated from Z Zero plane regardless of the geometry picked. So if the material is 2” above the Z Zero and the rapid is set to 1”, you’re going to rapid through the material. Set the Rapid to 3” if the material is 2” above the Z Zero plane for example. Under Tools>Options>NC Defaults there is an option to have Surfcam calculate the Rapid plane but I don’t trust it. |
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| There's a tab on each sequence that controls "feed between" distance. I can't get on the system right now, but it's the far right tab when you have the sequence open of editing. The "feed between" distance needs to exceed the distance between retract and plunge passes or the software makes a direct path. |
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