Having used a 3D mouse for 2 years this looks so painful where you drag & zoom until you are numb. With 3D mouse it is just a twist and pull and done :) Well worth every penny.
Hi Lars Great tutorial!.. I'm just learning to machine electrodes at work and use this method my only problem is how do you scale down the burn area to accommodate the spark gap?
Hasn't changed 👍 however he didn't add spark gap I use the move face function to offset burn faces however I'm considering getting electrodeworks add in 👍
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For those asking about the spark gap, it is usually added in the CAM session. Cool video!
Having used a 3D mouse for 2 years this looks so painful where you drag & zoom until you are numb. With 3D mouse it is just a twist and pull and done :) Well worth every penny.
Thank you very much. Great .
You didn't added Spark Gap
cool video. good explanation
good job
What about spark gap?
Hi Lars
Great tutorial!..
I'm just learning to machine electrodes at work and use this method my only problem is how do you scale down the burn area to accommodate the spark gap?
Hi taffbats Thank you for watching!
Honestly, I do't use this software anymore, but you should be able to use the scale feature or offset face
@@cadcamstuff how is this done in fusion 360?
@@MrJzplastic Did you figure out electrodes in Fusion 360 I make electrodes in Fusion all the time use, boundary fill command
what about spark gap?
Hi, What is the new method of electrode design in SOLIDWORKS ? Thank you
Hasn't changed 👍 however he didn't add spark gap I use the move face function to offset burn faces however I'm considering getting electrodeworks add in 👍