Optimized NC-toolpath generation for 5-axis machining of complex surfaces

Jean-pierre Kruth; Bert Lauwers; Pieter Dejonghe; J. Dotremont

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-35392-0_35

Optimized NC-toolpath generation for 5-axis machining of complex surfaces

In: Optimized NC-toolpath generation for 5-axis machining of complex surfaces (IFIP advances in information and communication technology)

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The tool path generation method described in this paper is enhancing the sculptured surface machining methods, which can be found in commercial CAM-software packages. Tool axis inclination optimization is done based on the properties of the underlying surface and is...

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