Interpolation

Machining of holes by interpolation (face, back, recess).

• The Interpolation is a very powerful cycle which enables many types of toolpaths:

• Top and Back machining, recess, contouring or pocketing type

• The leadin helix now starts higher at quarter of helix, so that the tool enters the material with helix motion (available if: no predrill + continuous toolpath).

▶️ You can watch a video on how the interpolation cycle works:

Dialog Area

Parameters

Altitudes and Depths

Altitude/Reference

Depth/Reference

Back altitude/Ref

Back depth/Ref

Retract

Z offset

Toolpath and Compensation

Machining direction

Toolpath

Pilot point

Machining Area

Machining area

Machining height

Predrilled diameter

Delta diameter /Entity

Toolpath Strategy

Toolpath

XY Step(Ae)

Starting angle

Angular increment

Z Step(Ap)

Taper angle

Continuous toolpath

Deburring depth

Final Pass at constant Z

Back toolpath inverted

Dialog Area

Parameters

Safety (in Z)

Rapid plane alt.

Safety distance

Approach and return in Z

Approach altitude

Retract altitude

Return altitude

Feedrate

Motions in the reference diameter

Leadin and leadout in XY

Radii

Lead out arc radius

Lead in arc radius

Leadout radius angle

Leadin radius angle

Final overlength

Dialog Area

Parameters

Cutting Conditions

Quality

Cutting Speed

Feedrate/tooth

Spindle direction

Level

Spindle speed

Feedrate

Plunge feed

Sp. speed range

Specific coolant

Coolant number

Tool Numbering

Tool number

Specific Number

Length compensation number

2nd length comp. number

Diameter compens. Nb

Users Fields

Comment

Control Device

Milling Set

Dialog Area

Parameters

Behaviour on the clamps and components

Gouge Check

Offset XY

Safety area

Offset Z

Conicity Decomposition

Tolerance of segmentation

Scallop value