The cutting path design of Jingdiao 20 needs to be determined according to the specific carving shape and requirements. In general, you can follow the following steps to design the tool path:
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Determine the shape of the engraving: First of all, you need to determine the shape and size of the engraving, including height, width, depth and other parameters.
Determine the tool: according to the engraving shape and requirements, choose the appropriate tool, including diameter, length, shape and other parameters.
Tool path planning: According to the engraving shape and tool parameters, design the appropriate tool path. Generally speaking, the following knife paths can be used:
Contour cutting path: Cut according to the contour lines of the carved shape, progressive layer by layer, until the required depth is reached.
Helix cutting path: Cutting according to the helix can quickly cover the entire engraving area.
Dot matrix cutting path: according to the dot matrix cutting, can achieve high precision engraving effect.
Tool path optimization: For complex sculpting shapes, it may be necessary to perform multiple tool path optimization to achieve better engraving results and efficiency.
Tool path simulation: Before the actual machining, you can use simulation software to simulate the tool path to check whether there are problems such as collision and error.
It should be noted that the processing of Jingdiao 20 needs to be very careful to avoid damaging the workpiece or the tool. It is recommended that adequate preparation and testing be carried out before actual processing.
Making a knife path is a task that requires skill and experience. Here are some basic steps for your reference:
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1. First, select the appropriate tools and materials to ensure that the required detail and precision can be achieved.
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2. Use sketches or design drawings to plan the knife path. According to the shape and outline, determine the direction of tool movement and cutting sequence.
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3. Pay attention to the stability and fixing of the workpiece to ensure that unnecessary vibration or error will not occur during the cutting process.
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4. Before starting cutting, install the tool properly on the machine tool and make the necessary adjustments and calibration.
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5. According to the feed speed, speed and cutting depth of the tool parameters, set the machine control system to ensure the stability and accuracy of the cutting process.
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6. Slowly and evenly push the tool to cut along the predetermined tool path. Pay attention to maintain proper contact between the tool and the workpiece, and avoid excessive entry or retreat of the tool.
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7. Check and clean the cutting area regularly to ensure the normal operation of the tool and the cutting effect.
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Please note that this is only a basic overview and the actual cutting process may vary depending on the material, tool and machine. In actual operation, you are advised to refer to relevant professional technical guides or consult experts in related fields.