[Trotline]

Try setting them both to 0.0001, in both the <Settings> [Part] and <Settings> [Default]. it's a tenfold difference, and may fix your issue. I started with v24, and it's very capable. You should definitely be able to get good results with that version.

As jrmach said, save your .bbcd file to a .zip file, then attach it to a post. (You have to use the "Go Advanced" editor to do this). That way, we can see exactly what settings you have, and we'll be better able to help.


Luke

[jcarpenter2]

Well i changed it, reran the toolpaths, then looked at the code. No difference in the vcarve portion of the code. The are differences once i move into the roughing portion but as i said no changes in the vcarve. Rewatched your video to see if i missed a setting but couldnt find something i missed. Know i did not use arcfit, but that does not come into play during the v-carve.

[BurrMan]

I must have a different version than you, mine is v24 and in my system settings i only have a tolerance box with "system" and "chain select" and they are set at .0001 and .0010 respectively.

The tolerance setting trot is talking about is the "CAM Tolerance". The tolerance in prefs is CAD. The CAm tolerance in v24 is located in CAm Part-Milling Tools-Current Settings-Machine Parameters. Try .001 there.

The file will help further.

[jrmach]

Well i changed it, reran the toolpaths, then looked at the code. No difference in the vcarve portion of the code. The are differences once i move into the roughing portion but as i said no changes in the vcarve. Rewatched your video to see if i missed a setting but couldnt find something i missed. Know i did not use arcfit, but that does not come into play during the v-carve.

And the file please ?
There are still other little Rascals and Gremlins you might be fighting
We can go back and forth for quite a while,,but your actual .bbcd file will tell volumes of information to those that are more experience

[jcarpenter2]

Well here is the bbcd file. I did not change the tolerance yet as described earlier in the thread. Also added my latest gcode file, just in case.

[jcarpenter2]

Well i may have got this figured out. In the UCCNC controller software was a setting for linear error, which i reduced from .03 to .005. I have already started a new run and i can already see the difference.

[jrmach]

I don't have V24,,,,but I went ahead and simulated in V26 and the V-Carve looked fine

The geometry looked fine also,,,,so yeah,,,you might be onto something

[jcarpenter2]

Looks so much better.

[jrmach]

Looks so much better.

Damn Machine,,,,
If it ain't one thing,it's another
looks lots better