Morphed machining

Morphed machining passes are generated across the model faces in a close-to-parallel formation, rather like Linear machining passes; each path repeats the shape of the previous one and takes on some characteristics of the next one, and so the paths "morph" or gradually change shape from one side of the patch to the other.

The shape and direction of the patch is defined by two drive boundary curves.

 

 

Related Topics

  1. 3D Constant step over machining
  2. 3D Corner offset
  3. Boundary machining
  4. Constant Z machining
  5. Contour roughing
  6. Hatch roughing
  7. Helical machining
  8. Horizontal machining
  9. Linear machining
  10. Offset cutting
  11. Parallel Pencil milling
  12. Pencil milling
  13. Radial machining
  14. Rest machining
  15. Rest roughing
  16. Spiral machining