Reply with QuoteMaybe you need to configure UCCNC to plan the trajectory using imperial. Please note that UCCNC comes pre-configured for metric:
https://www.cnc4pc.com/faq/article/t...mperial-system
Arturo Duncan
https://cnc4pc.com
Arc radius Tolerance 0.1
Good Morning guys.
I ran into and issue earlier where my curved cuts looked like straight segments. I looked at the preview in the UCNC window and setting to check that I was running in CV mode but I mentioned curves or splines were cut segmented.
I am wondering if the Arc radius tolerance value being at 0.1 (0.1" / >1/8") is working against me.
I am attaching the cam file is anyone wants to look at it.
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Re: Arc radius Tolerance 0.1
Maybe you need to configure UCCNC to plan the trajectory using imperial. Please note that UCCNC comes pre-configured for metric:
https://www.cnc4pc.com/faq/article/t...mperial-system
Arturo Duncan
https://cnc4pc.com
Re: Arc radius Tolerance 0.1
Thank you for your response. Do you think that is the issue - although my program was done in imperial units and the size of the past was correct?Originally Posted by arturod
Is this something I missed on the help file?
I wonder if there is an easier way to toggle units in case I ever go back to mm. by looking at the screen you posted it seems that UCCNC doesn't care about units does it.
Re: Arc radius Tolerance 0.1
Check the CV tolerance parameters in the general settings in the UCCNC.
UCCNC does not care about units. But your corner error max. is for example 0.03 and you working in millimeters then that is 0.03mm but if you working in inches then it is 0.03inches. Because your unit is then inch.
0.03mm is much smaller than 0.03inches, 25.4 times to be specific!
So check your corner error max and linear error max parameters. Set them to 0.001 or something like that if you working with inches.
Re: Arc radius Tolerance 0.1
Thank you ! I appreciate your help.
