Time is moneyġ00 steel (4140) parts were cut with and without Dynamic toolpaths. This is because the cutting conditions seen by the tool are always constant – from the beginning of an operation, to the end. Every cut made with a Dynamic toolpath sounds the exact same. It doesn’t matter what the part looks like, or how much material there is to remove. When standing on a shop floor, it’s always clear when a milling machine is running a Dynamic toolpath. The benefit with Dynamic is that the operator doesn’t have to spend time optimizing the motion, and can instead just gain the benefits of material awareness. Dynamic toolpaths ultimately reduce cycle time and minimize tool notching and excess side load, which lengthens tool life. Chip thickness is determined by the amount of the tool’s diameter that is engaged with the stock along with the feed rate. If it does find this inefficient cutting, it automatically changes tool angles to bring chip thickness into the most effectual range.
Mastercam’s well-known Dynamic Motion Technology analyzes tool motion and stock – as well as their relationship to each other – constantly during machining, checking for any unoptimized motion.
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