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January 20, 2017
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Hi Patrick,
As you can see, technical exchanges can only take place via the Forum.
This avoids the customer support team having to process the mail and send it back to us, with a sometimes long lead time
And to ensure that the technical team is notified directly of messages from the forum, enabling us to respond more quickly,
To keep things simple, all Non-Through drills are Type “P”.
All Through is Type “L”, note that Non-Through drillings face to face and transformed into open hole drilling will also be Type “L”.
Is this case you can force “P” Type by using “Customized Tools”
In fitting for any through drilling or non-throught can be merged to through dilling, like pegs drillings
Or regular drillings
Cheers, Alex
January 20, 2017
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Hi,
Looking your cabinet , you well have drilling on both sides
Looking your PP, your PP is setup to generate single files per part
This mode is reserved for NC with suction pad and beam. In this case included in files a turnaround code for machining the first side, then the second.
For NC Nesting, you need to sort the workpieces, which means that the workpieces machined on side 2 will have to be repositioned alone in order to carry out only groove and hole machining.
Please see video below to see how you can sort parts
Cheers, Alex
May 3, 2023
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Hi Alex, The issue is that the second face drillings were made on the first face instead of being excluded. The files were in the email I sent, but I have zipped and attached the picture of the set up. The drilling face was from below as the Cabineo for the Left and Right side of the cabinet were below the base. The 5mm holse for the Cabineo screws in the base for the dividers should not have been drilled in this case. Thanks
January 20, 2017
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Hi there,
Sorry, I can’t see the attached files,
Right click on the files then select send as compressed zip before uploading,
But I think you need to use Super post-processor to sort the parts with a second face drilling.
Cheers, Alex
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