Machining of bores and standard pockets simplification. The spot face depths can also be automatically determined when scanning features, if they don’t start on a planar surface. This value is entered in the feature as the pilot depth. Even if the pilot depth can’t be automatically determined, the Feature/Modify/Pilot function can be used to specify a pilot depth for individual features based on a surface element. Reliable automatic processing of the standard pockets and bores with NCSet templates creates a spot face at the pilot depth.
Tebis now accounts for the head geometry of the stored virtual machine in order to generate collision-free toolpaths even more easily. Reduce or exclude milling areas before a collision with the head occurs. If desired, the appropriate indexed tilt direction can also be calculated in the remachining of fillets (RFill). The actual geometry of the virtual machine – generally the approved model for your machine and not a substitute geometry – is always used in this calculation. The head or the table can be turned interactively within the bounds of the machine’s kinematics to better access the milling areas during calculation – a significant advantage for asymmetric heads. This innovative solution enables the use of optimal short tools simultaneously with convenient process reliability.