9.6 Rectangular Island Milling


Rectangular island milling means a repeatedly down cutting to designated depth with a remained rectangular island at the center.



Geometry



X CenterX

The distance from the origin of workpiece to the center of the rectangle in X direction.

Y CenterY

The distance from the origin of workpiece to the center of the rectangle in Y direction.

Z StartZ

The distance from the origin of workpiece to the upper surface of removed area in Z direction.

W InWidth

Width of the inner rectangle.

L InLength

Length of the inner rectangle.

D Depth

Depth of removal.

I OutWidth

Width of the outer rectangle.

J OutLength

Length of the outer rectangle.

R Fillet

Fillet radius of the inner rectangle. Set to 0 if none. Fillet and Chamfer are mutually exclusive.

C Chamfer

Chamfer length of the inner rectangle. Set to 0 if none. Fillet and Chamfer are mutually exclusive.

A Rotate

A counterclockwise rotation around the center with designated angle.


Manufacture



ToolNumber

Order of desired tool in tool table.

SpindleRPM

Rotating speed of spindle.

SpindleDir

CW

Spindle rotates in CW.

CCW

Spindle rotates in CCW.

H ZUpper

Z axis would halt at this position which is related to StartZ before and after cutting.

C CutDir

CW

Direction of cutting route is CW.

CCW

Direction of cutting route is CCW.

K StepWidth

Width per cut. Must less than the diameter of selected tool. Set in percentage of tool diameter.

Q StepDepth

Depth per cut. Must less than or equal to Depth of geometry.

W FineWidth

Width of fine cut. Set to 0 if none. Must less than or equal to StepWidth and tool radius.

D FineDepth

Depth of fine cut. Set to 0 if none. Must less than or equal to StepDepth.

F Feedrate

Feedrate of XY moving. (mm/min)

S ZDirFeed

Feedrate of Z moving. (mm/min)

E FineFeed

Feedrate of fine cut. (mm/min)