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Thread: Luxury watch clock

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    Quote Originally Posted by bergerud View Post
    Does your spiral cut from the inside to the outside? How do you control that when the spiral is a DXF import?




    I haven't actually used this method to cut a pocket and without the ability to set a start point in the Designer I really don't know. In most cases I don't think it really makes any difference. A start point can be set in Aspire but I don't think it is transferred in the .dxf. The offset of the bit will also have to be dealt with to get an exact size. As you stated earlier, the drill tool is really a better choice. This was just an experiment.
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    And a cool experiment. I think the cutting direction is important. It makes the difference between climb cutting or not. Inside out - clockwise like the drill tool does is good. It would be interesting to see if curve orientation is preserved on DXF import.

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