Thread: cutting mdf faster
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18-09-2015 #2
Hi,
this is something you have to determine experimentally. Acceleration is physically limited by the machines inertia - you can try to get as close to the limit as possible - but in the end you can't trick physics.
Its G61 for exact path vs G64 for keeping speed.
If you choose G61 your machine will decelerate in sharp corners but the parts will be more accurate.
If you choose G64 the machine will keep its speed but the tolerances will be larger.
With very low inertia machines (light components / very strong servos)
Christian2D / 3D CAM Software and CNC controller: http://www.estlcam.com
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