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Microjoint tab Microjointing places gaps between tooling internally and/or externally. External/Internal Contour properties- Min. segment length- Minimum length of segment to microjoint. Microjoint length- distance of microjoint. Maximum Microjoint distance- max. distance between microjoints. Minimum Corner-micros- (external only) Used for punch only. Allows for corner tabs to be placed at a minimum selected. Microjoint tools- Option to allow the use of a special tool as a microjoint tool when using punching only. • No overlap- Value greater than zero but less than 1 that shows the relative tool length that cannot be occupied by the adjacent tool. • Max hits- Value that tells system to apply or omit hits. o 0- none o 1- one side of microjoint o 2- both sides of microjoint 14-142
Settings tab Use this tab to set defaults values for the tooling system. NOTE NCeXpress specifies the overlapping of tools using two different references. 1. Minimum percentage of utilization 2. Percentage Tool overlap (minimum overlap between two hits) Though both of these values accomplish the same task they are used to balance each other out. Hence, if the ‘minimum % of utilization’ is 10 % the corresponding ‘percentage tool overlap’ will be 90%. Extension Factor – the amount of tool overlap at the corners. A negative value means tabs will be left at all outside corners. This is for all external contours. Overlap Length- unit value for minimum tool overlap Allowed outside shape extension- Maximum allowable amount tool can overlap outside part. Scallop Height – the maximum allowable scallop height. This factor is used to determine the minimum number of hits by a round tool on an arc segment. Vertex Tolerance – the maximum allowable length of a corner slug. Gives a maximum value for an un-tooled section. Waste Factor – the relative importance placed on saving waste material as compared to saving strokes. Increasing this factor, while keeping the strokes factor constant, reduces the waste material. Strokes Factor – the relative importance placed on saving the number of strokes as compared to saving waste material. Increasing this factor, while keeping the waste factor constant, reduces the number of strokes required to punch the part. Minimum % Tool Utilization – the minimum % of a tool removing material. This value must be set for all 6 regular shape. Round, Rectangular, Square, Obround, Filleted Rectangle, Filleted Square. Single Hit Tolerance – the tolerances for matching tools with features. Values must be entered for Round, Obround, Rectangle Length, and Rectangle Width. These values will determine a substitute tool if correct tool is not found. Substitute tool must fall within tolerance values. 14-143
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1 INTRODUCTION ____________________
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4.6.1.3 DESTRUCT __________________
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9.1 USE SPLIT-SCREEN PART DIALOG __
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2 SETTING UP NC EXPRESS The initial
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2.1.1.1.2 Calculation for Stroke Le
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o Optimization group- REGULAR o Con
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NOTE- If the tool’s center point
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Go to Settings menu | Machine Param
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2.2.1 Turret(s) within NC Express T
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2.2.2.1 Station Type Station type w
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e used to allow the B tool to be pl
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3 STARTING TO USE NC EXPRESS Starti
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eing Autotool settings, Nest settin
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Once a new part has been selected a
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To save part either go to File menu
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The duplicate lines were ignored he
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4.3 CP File (Part File) In NC Expre
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Note: Allows you to type in informa
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Step 3: Navigate to a different fol
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Load Parts- In the case where the P
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4.4 Automatic Tooling (Autotool) Th
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4.4.2.4 Settings Tab Settings tab h
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4.4.5 Presheared Parts (Sized parts
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Step 5: Click OK when done modifyin
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Step 5: Click OK to run Autotool. N
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Step 4: Click Apply then OK. Step 5
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Example 2 Below shows example of ro
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Description- important to name taug
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Go to Tooling menu | select Teach C
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‘Show the whole tool library’.
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a. Click outside contour top edge a
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4. Click Undo, on Nibble dialog, to
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3. Add tooling to corner notch a. F
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Clicking will automatically fill i
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The order of tools was changed to m
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Rejoin the cycle Step 4: Left click
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Sheet detection- Enable/Disable she
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4.6.5.2 Sorting Sorting is used to
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Database for stored plate informati
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tools will have restrictions depend
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5.2.3 Template Turret Template turr
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to create only one nest pattern. A
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Step 2: Setup of part. Open Autotoo
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When parameters are set click OK to
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Page 97 and 98: 6 OPTIMIZATION Optimization is the
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Page 109 and 110: 6.4 Retool Nest (Automatic) Within
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Page 113 and 114: 7 Simulator To review an optimized
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Page 121 and 122: 9.2.3.3 Printing the Report This ca
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Page 125 and 126: o Nested: All the parts are nested.
Page 127 and 128: NESTPART1.cp Order name: TEST Mac
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Page 131 and 132: TYPE PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION BOTTOM_
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