Fine feed rates and small hole limits
Add or edit optional fine speed settings to the rate table.
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Add or edit optional fine speed settings to the rate table.
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The 'fine speed diameter' and 'fine cutting rate' are optional fields, if you have a 'speed diameter' or 'fine cutting rate' of 0, then no fine cutting rates apply. If it's greater than zero, then any hole in a part that is smaller than this will use the fine cutting rate time.
Technical note: In the above, the use of the phrase "any hole in a part that is smaller than this" is comparing the area of the hole in the part to the area of a circle with a diameter of the value entered into the "speed diameter" column.
To add a fine 'speed diameter' or 'fine cutting rate' to an existing thickness, click the edit icon on the last column on right-hand side of the screen:
To add it to a new thickness enter a value in the field, leaving it blank will exclude it from calculations.
When this field is blank or set to zero, ToolBox uses the default cutting feed rate.
Enter a value and click update:
The 'fine pierce time' limit is an optional field f you have a 'fine pierce time' or 'fine cutting rate' of 0, then no fine cutting rates apply
To add a 'fine pierce time' or 'fine cutting rate' to an existing thickness, click the edit icon on the last column on right-hand side of the screen:
To add it to a new thickness enter a value in the field, leaving it blank will exclude it from calculations.
When this field is blank or set to zero, ToolBox will use the default pierce time.
Enter a value and click update:
The small holes limit is an optional field, if you have a 'small holes limit' of 0, then no limit applies. If it's greater than zero, then any hole in a part that is smaller than this will result in a warning on the status of the part after you attempt to calculate it:
To add a 'small holes limit' to an existing thickness, click the edit icon on the last column on right-hand side of the screen.
To add it to a new thickness enter a value in the field, leaving it blank will exclude it from calculations.
When this field is blank or set to zero, ToolBox will not display a warning.
Enter a value and click update:
