g00 x of center of circle - radius y of center of circle - radius FfeedrateThe C to generate a series of progressively smaller circles to hog out the center is no fun and dig deeper on each pass is harder than I expected.
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Wednesday, June 22, 2016
gCode for Cutting Circles
It is easie than figuring how to do it with x,y coordinates but not dramatically simpler. There are multiple variants, but what I have settled on involves positioning cutting tool at left side of circle, then clockwise rotation for desired radius:
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Keep in mind the bit rotation direction may have a bearing on the surface finish when doing arcs/circles. Travel speed, radius, bit size, and material, can all be factors to consider.
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