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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

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Linear hole pattern (drilling)

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Circular hole pattern (drilling)

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Linear figure pattern (milling)

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Circular figure pattern (milling)

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Single bore hole

Figures

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Circle (full circle)

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Rectangle

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Polygon

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Linear groove

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Circular slot

You position patterns and figures on the

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Front face (C-axis machining)

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Lateral surface (C-axis machining)

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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

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”

6.6.1 Contours of the Front Face and Rear Side”

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”

6.6.2 Contours of the Lateral Surface”

Continued

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Define the complete turning contour before defining the

contours for C/Y-axis machining.

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Select the reference plane (front face, lateral surface,

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

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