Autodesk PowerMill | How to Produce a High Quality Surface Finish Using Point Distribution

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[@fardin5059]

Hi and thanks a lot.
Great tip,
I know that these changes to parameters will increase the time to calculate the toolpath, but may
they increase the machining time too?
thanks.

[@rinaldorigato5229]

It is true that decreasing the distance between the points and the size of the triangles should improve the quality of the surfaces, but it is also true that the resulting cn file becomes huge (I tried to mill a small, almost smooth surface with the last parameters from you used, it turns out a 160Mb cn file) is not manageable. Thanks

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[@ABW331]

Mike, I know you can double click to active the toolpath but did you change the toolpath visibility at the same time (to show the activated one and hide the previous toolpath), as shown at 3:44 time ruclips.net/video/MuL9iaoTcjU/видео.html

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[@raviprajapati758]

Raster finisin not good finishing