Spaces are added to the browser to provide clarity.ġ7 Dock the sub-spindle with the main spindle to pick up the component.Ģ1 EdgeCAM is constantly looking at the original SolidWorks model and automatically reports if it has been updated.Ģ2 With the new part automatically loaded onto both the main and sub-spindles, Feature Finder looks at the new model and identifies changed, deleted and new features relative to the original model. This will expand as new toolpaths are added.ġ4 Now using the lower turret, face the back of the part in the sub-spindle.ġ5 The profile of the part can now be milled using C axis milling.ġ6 Spaces are added to the browser to provide clarity.Īdd synchronization to ensure that subsequent events do not take place until both the main and sub-spindle have finished what they are doing. The screen has also been split into two and zoomed into the component areas to be machined. These are shown side by side in the browser. This machine has an upper and lower tool turret.
Note: The feature profiles generated are of the maximum turned sweep and not just a simple section.Ĩ Insert lathe including chucks, headstock and slides.ġ0 Notice that an associative copy of the part, with features, has been transferred to the sub-spindle. Turning Production Milling Surface Machiningģ EdgeCAM Turning This presentation shows a SolidWorks part on a sub-spindle, twin turret, mill/turn lathe.Ĥ Use the EdgeCAM launch button within SolidWorks to load the part into EdgeCAM.ĥ The part is loaded directly into EdgeCAM as a solid model.Ħ Using Feature Finder, EdgeCAM finds the turned features.
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