5 mac hining p a ra met ers – HEIDENHAIN CNC Pilot 4290 User Manual

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5 – Finishing

Finishing – Tool and Machining Standards
Finishing tools are defined according to machining location and main
machining direction (MMD) via setting angle and point angle. For tool
selection, the following additionally applies:

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Finishing cycles are primarily executed with standard finishing

tools.

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If form elements such as recesses (type FD) and undercuts (type

E, F, G) cannot be machined with a standard finishing tool, one form
element after the other is skipped. TURN PLUS starts a renewed
attempt to machine the remaining contour with the standard tool.
Subsequently, the skipped form elements are machined individually
with a suitable finishing tool.

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Setting angle – external/longitudinal [FALEW]

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Point angle – external/longitudinal [FALSW]

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Setting angle – external/transverse [FAPEW]

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Point angle - external/transverse [FAPSW]

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Setting angle – internal/longitudinal [FILEW]

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Point angle - internal/longitudinal [FILSW]

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Setting angle – internal/transverse [FIPEW]

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Point angle - internal/transverse [FIPSW]

Roughing – Machining cycles

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Overhang length - external [ULA]: Relative length for external

rough-machining enabling roughing beyond the target position in
longitudinal direction. Not considered when the cutting limitation is
in front of or within the overhang.

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Overhang length inside [ULI] (see also ”

6.15.5 Inside Contours”)

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Length of roughing beyond the target point during inside

machining in longitudinal direction. Not considered when the cutting
limitation is in front of or within the overhang.

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ULI is used to calculate the drilling depth for centric predrilling.

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Retracting length - external [RAHL]

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Retracting length - internal [RIHL]

Retracting length for smoothing variants (H=1, 2) of roughing cycles
G810 and G820 for external machining (RAHL) / internal machining
(RIHL).

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Cutting-depth reduction factor [SRF] – For rough-machining with

tools machining opposite to the main machining direction, the infeed
value (cutting depth) is reduced. Calculation of infeed (P) for
roughing cycles (G810, G820):
P = ZT * SRF (ZT: Infeed from the technology database)

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