PYTHA Workshop - Router compensation exports incorrectly on complex part with cutouts
PYTHA Workshop - Router compensation exports incorrectly on complex part with cutouts
Sometimes when exporting complex shapes with an internal cutout the cutter compensation in your CAM system (EnRoute / EzyNest / WoodWop / bSolid) will be assigned incorrectly. The external part cutout will cut on the INSIDE of the profile, while the in internal cutout will cut on the OUTSIDE of the profile.
This issue is caused by additional points that are present in your PYTHA model. To remove these additional points, go to Part Tools 2 > Topology > Melt > Edges and select the affected part. You will then need to re-export your job for the changes to take effect.
In PYTHA Workshop, the Router Edges function allows for the creation and export of custom routing. This could be machining for a recessed handle, a groove for an LED light strip housing, or any other face routing that cannot be generated through Type ...
PYTHA Workshop uses a standardised naming convention when exporting routing information to .dxfs for processing in CAM systems, such as AlphaCAM or EnRoute. This makes it easy to know what information PYTHA will produce, meaning checking settings and ...
Any number of Router tools can be added to your Workshop setup. You will need to add any routers that you wish to export machining information for into your PYTHA Workshop Tool Definitions. Once added to the Tool Definitions you can assign your ...
If running PYTHA Workshop in older versions of PYTHA (prior to PYTHA 25), applying the Router Edges function is necessary for the creation and export of all internal cutouts. It is not sufficient to boolean the cutout into the part - Router Edges ...
With the introduction of Workshop, some export functions in PYTHA have been relocated. All machining exports are now done through the Workshop menu, including Analyzer. To select your CAM export: Open the Workshop menu Click CNC Output > User layer ...