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A realization on "G code scripts"
I had a little light bulb go off in my head.
I think that I know what to do. I will have functions that could combine different machining notions together. For example, say, I have a steel plate. I could make a circular cut through it. If the plate is thick or hard, I may need to do it in several passes, with plunging. Okay so far. This really involves two separate concepts: 1) Generating the shape of the cut (circular, in this example) and 2) Implementing a cut along an arbitrary shape, with several passes if necessary If I can do these two tasks separately, then I have a lot of flexibility, as I could easily cut a square shaped hole in plate, egg shaped, etc. Same applies to "milling out a deep pocket along an arbitrary shape". Generating a shape is one thing, and removing material inside it (in possibly several layers) is another. This kind of approach, has potential for some very fun results. i |
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