Ok, here is what happens. I have made a small change to the geometry, not where the collision takes place and now it works fine. the change I made was not to fix this problem and don't see why this would make a difference other than made a change.
I have this exact same problem everytime.
I make small molds for fishing lures and the collision happens at the end of the hook. everymold has a different hook, not the same file, but drawn the same way. the hook is drawn using a spline and then doing a sweep of the profile,
this is only a 2 axsis profile cut.
I have looked at top of part, top, of feature. I have looked at the tool overall length, protrusion length.
while there is no problem when machining this, I would like to fix it,
the error message is always always the same.
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David L. Aery
www.hooksolutions.com
Ok, here is what happens. I have made a small change to the geometry, not where the collision takes place and now it works fine. the change I made was not to fix this problem and don't see why this would make a difference other than made a change.
David L. Aery
www.hooksolutions.com
ok different day no changes and the problem come back.
anyone have any suggestions?
David L. Aery
www.hooksolutions.com
While the message is irritating, if the part runs OK, then just ignore it. I find Fusion 360 indicates a collision sometimes when I know there is no collision possible in a given operation. I'm sure BobCad makes the same type of errors.
As best I can tell, Fusion 360 gets confused about material removed in a previous operation and thinks the material is still there. Maybe BobCad does the same thing.
Jim Dawson
Sandy, Oregon, USA
thanks, the problem has just started in the past 3 weeks. the only thing I have done different is have been adding a couple of new tools.that may be when it started.
David L. Aery
www.hooksolutions.com