Flat milling with raised remainder - Revision history

Markus Friedrich at 13:36, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T13:36:59Z

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	[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>
	Image: Look at sidebar to the right, select the arc-tool, drag the line to an arc.<br><br>		Image: Look at sidebar to the right, select the arc-tool, drag the line to an arc.<br><br>

	~~[[Image: flachfraesen1.jpg]]<br>~~
	~~Image: The half is highlighted in orange. If you calculate the milling outline for production, it becomes green.<br><br>~~

	Now select the structure consisting of an arc and 5 straight lines and press the [e] key to <u>e</u>dit. The dialog opens where you tick the following boxes:br><br>		Now select the structure consisting of an arc and 5 straight lines and press the [e] key to <u>e</u>dit. The dialog opens where you tick the following boxes:br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:35, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T13:35:26Z

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	Image: The half is highlighted in orange. If you calculate the milling outline for production, it becomes green.<br><br>		Image: The half is highlighted in orange. If you calculate the milling outline for production, it becomes green.<br><br>

	Now select the structure consisting of an arc and 5 straight lines and press the [e] key to <u>e</u>dit.<br><br>		Now select the structure consisting of an arc and 5 straight lines and press the [e] key to <u>e</u>dit. The dialog opens where you tick the following boxes:br><br>

	[[Image: flachfraesen4_e.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen4_e.jpg]]<br>
	Image: Edit the selected elements<br><br>		Image: Edit the selected elements<br><br>

	Now you enter the new property FPBREAKOUTDEPTH and 1.000.000 for this object (one million). TARGET works internally in nanometers (nm). One nanometer is one millionth of a millimeter. In other words: 1.000.000nm = 1mm. The lines now represent the boundary of a flat milling that is one millimeter deep. Copy and paste it for the second half and have it produced.<br><br>		Now you enter the new property FPBREAKOUTDEPTH and enter value 1.000.000 for this object (one million). TARGET works internally in nanometers (nm). One nanometer is one millionth of a millimeter. In other words: 1.000.000nm = 1mm. The lines now represent the boundary of a flat milling that is one millimeter deep. Copy and paste it for the second half and have it produced.<br><br>

	[[Image: flachfraesen5.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen5.jpg]]<br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:29, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T13:29:58Z

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	Remember that a flat milling only works within the boundaries of a frontpanel contour. The edge can be very narrow but at least a bit more than 1 nanometer inside of it. That is how you start:<br><br>		Remember that a flat milling only works within the boundaries of a frontpanel contour. The edge can be very narrow but at least a bit more than 1 nanometer inside of it. That is how you start:<br><br>
	[[Image:Flachfraesen1a_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Draw half a rectangle using the unfilled rectangle tool from the drawing menu.<br><br>		[[Image:Flachfraesen1a_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Draw half a rectangle using the unfilled rectangle tool from the drawing menu.<br><br>
	Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu: "Insert two vertices"~~<br><br>~~		Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu: "Insert two vertices". The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle. Do so by using the arc icon:<br>[[Image: arc_of_a_circle.jpg\|none]]Image: The Drag-Arc-Icon<br><br><br>

	The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle. Do so by using the arc icon:<br>[[Image: arc_of_a_circle.jpg\|none]]Image<br><br><br>

	[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:26, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T13:26:37Z

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	[[Image: flachfraesen0.png\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image: flachfraesen0.png\|none]]<br><br>


	'''Problem:'''		'''Problem:'''
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	Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu: "Insert two vertices"<br><br>		Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu: "Insert two vertices"<br><br>

	The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle. Do so by using the arc icon: [[Image: arc_of_a_circle.jpg]]<br><br><br>		The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle. Do so by using the arc icon:<br>[[Image: arc_of_a_circle.jpg\|none]]Image<br><br><br>

	[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:22, 29 July 2019

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	[[Image: flachfraesen1.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen1.jpg]]<br>
	Image: The half is highlighted in orange. If you calculate the milling outline for production, it becomes green.		Image: The half is highlighted in orange. If you calculate the milling outline for production, it becomes green.<br><br>

	Now select the structure consisting of an arc and 5 straight lines and press the [e] key to <u>e</u>dit.		Now select the structure consisting of an arc and 5 straight lines and press the [e] key to <u>e</u>dit.<br><br>

	[[Image: flachfraesen4_e.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen4_e.jpg]]<br>
	Image: Edit the selected elements<br><br>		Image: Edit the selected elements<br><br>

	Now you enter the new property FPBREAKOUTDEPTH and 1.000.000 for this object (one million). TARGET works internally in nanometers (nm). One nanometer is one millionth of a millimeter. In other words: 1.000.000nm = 1mm.		Now you enter the new property FPBREAKOUTDEPTH and 1.000.000 for this object (one million). TARGET works internally in nanometers (nm). One nanometer is one millionth of a millimeter. In other words: 1.000.000nm = 1mm. The lines now represent the boundary of a flat milling that is one millimeter deep. Copy and paste it for the second half and have it produced.<br><br>

	The lines now represent the boundary of a flat milling that is one millimeter deep. Copy and paste it for the second half and have it produced.<br><br>

	[[Image: flachfraesen5.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen5.jpg]]<br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:19, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T13:19:35Z

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	[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>
	Image 3: Look at sidebar to the right, select the arc-tool, drag the line to an arc.<br><br>		Image: Look at sidebar to the right, select the arc-tool, drag the line to an arc.<br><br>

	[[Image: flachfraesen1.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen1.jpg]]<br>
	Image 1: The half is highlighted in orange.		Image: The half is highlighted in orange. If you calculate the milling outline for production, it becomes green.

	Now select the structure consisting of an arc and 5 straight lines and press the [e] key to <u>e</u>dit.		Now select the structure consisting of an arc and 5 straight lines and press the [e] key to <u>e</u>dit.

	[[Image: ~~flachfraesen4~~.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen4_e.jpg]]<br>
	Image 4: ~~Ändern-Dialog~~<br><br>		Image: Edit the selected elements<br><br>

	Now you enter the new property FPBREAKOUTDEPTH and 1.000.000 for this object (one million). TARGET works internally in nanometers (nm). One nanometer is one millionth of a millimeter. In other words: 1.000.000nm = 1mm.		Now you enter the new property FPBREAKOUTDEPTH and 1.000.000 for this object (one million). TARGET works internally in nanometers (nm). One nanometer is one millionth of a millimeter. In other words: 1.000.000nm = 1mm.
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	[[Image: flachfraesen5.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen5.jpg]]<br>
	Image 5: Result<br><br>		Image: Result<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:02, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T13:02:23Z

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	Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu: "Insert two vertices"<br><br>		Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu: "Insert two vertices"<br><br>

	The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle. Do so by using the arc icon: [[Image: ~~arc~~.jpg]]<br><br><br>		The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle. Do so by using the arc icon: [[Image: arc_of_a_circle.jpg]]<br><br><br>

	[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:01, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T13:01:24Z

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	Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu: "Insert two vertices"<br><br>		Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu: "Insert two vertices"<br><br>

	The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle.		The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle. Do so by using the arc icon: [[Image: arc.jpg]]<br><br><br>

	[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>

Markus Friedrich at 12:48, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T12:48:23Z

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	The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle.		The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle.

	[[Image: ~~flachfraesen3~~.jpg]]<br>		[[Image: flachfraesen3_e.jpg]]<br>
	Image 3: Look at sidebar to the right, select the arc-tool, drag the line to an arc.<br><br>		Image 3: Look at sidebar to the right, select the arc-tool, drag the line to an arc.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 11:03, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T11:03:41Z

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	Remember that a flat milling only works within the boundaries of a frontpanel contour. The edge can be very narrow but at least a bit more than 1 nanometer inside of it. That is how you start:<br><br>		Remember that a flat milling only works within the boundaries of a frontpanel contour. The edge can be very narrow but at least a bit more than 1 nanometer inside of it. That is how you start:<br><br>
	[[Image:Flachfraesen1a_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Draw half a rectangle using the unfilled rectangle tool from the drawing menu.<br><br>		[[Image:Flachfraesen1a_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Draw half a rectangle using the unfilled rectangle tool from the drawing menu.<br><br>
	Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu:		Highlight it and get black boxes at its ends. Now give it a right click [[M2]] on the left middle box. Select from the context menu: "Insert two vertices"<br><br>

	~~[[Image: flachfraesen2_e.jpg]]<br>~~
	~~Image 2: Select~~ "Insert two vertices"<br><br>

	The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle.		The ligne will be divided in 4 parts having three vertices in the middle. Now you can move each of the little inner box along the line by left mousekey held [[M1H]]. Now drag the inner line segment to the right to give it a circle.