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6.3.5 Entering Contours Machined with

the C Axis

You define standard forms with Figures, regular linear
or circular figures or holes in patterns. To define
complex contours, use the basic elements ”line” and
”arc.”

Patterns

Linear hole pattern (drilling)

Circular hole pattern (drilling)

Linear figure pattern (milling)

Circular figure pattern (milling)

Single bore hole

Figures

Circle (full circle)

Rectangle

Polygon

Linear groove

Circular slot

You position patterns and figures on the

Front face (C-axis machining)

Lateral surface (C-axis machining)

Rear side (C-axis machining)

Setting/selecting the reference plane
The reference plane, i.e. the selected window, is
marked by a color frame. TURN PLUS refers all
activities to this window.

Activate another reference plane (window):

Adjust 1st window configuration

”Configuration – Change – Views” (main menu)

Mark the window (”window configuration” dialog

box)

Return to main menu

Select ”Workpiece - Finished Part.”

Select the window: ”PgUp/PgDN”

Select the 2nd window (reference plane)

Select the ”turning contour” window

Select pattern/figure (”Pattern/Figures”)

TURN PLUS opens the ”Select input plane” dialog

box – select the reference plane

Selection with multiple windows: ”PgUp/PgDn”

See also

6.6.1 Contours of the Front Face and Rear Side”

6.6.2 Contours of the Lateral Surface”

Continued

Define the complete turning contour before defining the

contours for C/Y-axis machining.

Select the reference plane (front face, lateral surface,

etc.) before you define the contours for the C/Y axis.

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