As the attached dxf file shows, set to 'outside', the milling router gets confused about being inside or outside a hole, although all slots are identical.
This is with the setting 'LinuxCNC (Offset) [mm], but other settings have a similar effect.
Anyway I can fix this? Removing the outer circle and trying cutting 'inside' does not help.
Regards, Robert
NB
Version:
3.32.2.0 (3.32.2)
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QCAD.org
Build Date:
Feb 20 2025
Revision:
6616def
Qt Version:
5.14.2
Architecture:
x86_64
Compiler:
gcc 5.4.0
Cutting an encoder disk
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Re: Cutting an encoder disk
Please check your design for duplicate lines (Modify > Detection > Detect Duplicates).
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Re: Cutting an encoder disk
Thanks, that was the problem.
Rotated too many times...
Regards, Robert
Rotated too many times...
Regards, Robert
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