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Old 02-19-2008, 10:24 PM
 
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Arched casing

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Has anyone had to cut arched door casing with cnc
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Arched door casing

I have done this quite a few times- what do you want to know about it?
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I've also done it in the past, and have a job at a church for a bunch of arched window casing coming up in the next week or two.
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I have been using vectric cut3d a little, and have an MOI model software. I have gotten a toolpath generated for a sample of our profile but have a few questions. How do you create a tool path in which router would actually travel along curve instead of just back and forth on an angle? What kind of software do you use for model and cutting? I am learning a little on my own but it is a little different than just 2d stuff.
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Machining Curved Casing

I use Rhino for this kind of modeling; you can define your curve and extrude the profile of your casing along it. ArtCam will do this also. VisualMill will allow you to machine along a curve, or within a boundary. Most Cam software has some kind of 3d contour pocketing that will machine within your boundaries, and along the curve. Let me know if you need some help with this.
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Since I don't do this often, I just use AutoCAD and draw the toolpaths manually. It's really no different then making moulding on a router table using multiple bits.
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