Hey Lars,
I've been running the dev release of pycam very successfully for the past week and today it spat out it's first ukulele bridge in Tasmanian timber! One thing I did notice was that the surfacing algorithm seemed to produce multiple passes of the surface that were identical to my eye, I could not find a way to make it do only one surface pass of the object. Is this intended behavior or a bug? Thanks again for your amazing software, hope to hear from you soon.
Yours faithfully
Gene Miller.
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Hey Lars,
I've been running the dev release of pycam very successfully for the past week and today it spat out it's first ukulele bridge in Tasmanian timber! One thing I did notice was that the surfacing algorithm seemed to produce multiple passes of the surface that were identical to my eye, I could not find a way to make it do only one surface pass of the object. Is this intended behavior or a bug? Thanks again for your amazing software, hope to hear from you soon.
Yours faithfully
Gene Miller.
I am also seeing this behaviour. We're using a CNC mill to machine parts from aluminium. Awesome software.
Hi Gene & nobody,
I guess, that Tasmanian timber is currently the most exotic piece of wood that PyCAM was used for. I am glad to hear this!
The multiple-pass surfacing problem is fixed now. Have fun!
cheers,
Lars