Greetings all,
have just done my first few scans with the probe and I am not quite happy with the "rippled" surface I am seeing in the Cut3D image and also the actual machining.
Scanning at 0.5mm or even 0.1mm steps (0.02 and 0.004") at 500mm/min (19"/min) both give quite a rough/textured finish with a 1/8" ball nose bit.
Reducing the step over to 5% does not seem to make any improvement. The problem/texture seems to be in the scan and the CNC is just reproducing it.
Has anyone got a flat surface from a scanned part and what settings did you use?
Thanks in advance,
Doug
Scanning probe settings
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Re: Scanning probe settings
Have just tried a scan at 1.0mm steps and that was much worse, so have just started a scan at 0.05 mm.
Geez it is slow!!!!!
Will report back next year!!!(when the scan is finished)
Don't suppose there is a way in some software to "smooth out the rough"?
Geez it is slow!!!!!
Will report back next year!!!(when the scan is finished)
Don't suppose there is a way in some software to "smooth out the rough"?
Re: Scanning probe settings
You should be able to smooth out the rough in Aspire but that's a lot of money unless you use it a lot.
Paul Fison
Tacoma, Washington, USA
(253) 925-0855
Tacoma, Washington, USA
(253) 925-0855