Thread: Tooling engineer from arkansas
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31-10-2016 #5
Im not sure what you mean by watermark toolpath. I do have access to mastercam, hsm, and bobcad.
The graphite machine should be accurate to +-.0002 , but more importantly, it should be able To Move fast enough to negate wear on diamond tooling. Most tools wear out in Graphite because (most) machines cant deliver, totally 0 stop, true constant engage machining (hurco being a very notable exception. Ultimotion works excellent in graphite. As does gf micron machines) its usually either that, or limited acceleration that kills tools in graphite.
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