is Proe NC machining reliable?
is Proe NC machining reliable?
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I've had some troubles with the NC machining. The toolpath generated by proe is not correct. I mean some times then the tool finish a slice it pass throw the model to start the next slice so it tries to cut the part where it has a lot of material. The result is a broken mill and deformation in the part.
The verification does not detect it. I have to simulate every machining but some times I don't appreciate the details, for example squares. Proe didn't gave me any solution.
does any one has the same problem? have you any solution?
The verification does not detect it. I have to simulate every machining but some times I don't appreciate the details, for example squares. Proe didn't gave me any solution.
does any one has the same problem? have you any solution?





RE: is Proe NC machining reliable?
RE: is Proe NC machining reliable?
RE: is Proe NC machining reliable?
RE: is Proe NC machining reliable?
I've tried to change some settings but I think that a bad configuration don't justify the tool passes throw the part. And I called the proe service and they told me that certain machining options have bad results. For example, constant load option has to be verified every time because good connections between slices are not guaranteed. The local milling takes hours to calculate where other programs take secons (and more efficently).
My impression is that ptc is behind in CAM than others programs and their product is not bug free.
RE: is Proe NC machining reliable?
RE: is Proe NC machining reliable?
RE: is Proe NC machining reliable?
Do not allow 'G0' RAPID below safe retract plane. Set parameters 'free-feed' and 'retract' to 100. The NC machine control determines most efficient 'G0' path. I think this is standard in most CNC mills. 'G0' moves in the desired direction but locks onto each axis as the path intersects them...not a straight line. 'G1' is a vector to the programed point as expected by Pro.
RE: is Proe NC machining reliable?
thanks for the idea traill.