Fluting panel — Cutting Depth
Fluting panel — Cutting Depth
Specify the Start and
Finish Depth for the toolpath. You must enter
a Finish Depth to calculate the fluting
toolpath.
- Start Depth — This value
must be less than the Finish Depth. If you
enter a Start Depth of 0, the fluting toolpath starts and ends at the top of
the material.
- Finish Depth — Specify
the maximum depth of the tool. You must enter a Finish
Depth for Carveco to calculate the toolpath.
- Tolerance — Enter a
value in the box to specify how closely the tool follows the shape of the
selected vectors. Entering excessively small values increases the size of the
toolpath file and slows down calculation and machining times.
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