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Following and idea generated by a customer, the variable angle capability of the saw can be utilised to cut the rake angle of a VS profile. | Following and idea generated by a customer, the variable angle capability of the saw can be utilised to cut the rake angle of a VS profile. | ||
| + | * A piece that has already been cut with a 90 and 45 degree end is scanned with a barcode reader and loaded back onto the infeed on its large outer side with the square end at the pusher. | ||
| + | * The pusher moves the bar over the saw blade and then reverses out of the way | ||
| + | * The variable angle blade cuts a +/- shallow angle cut on the square end and the piece is ejected | ||
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| + | = How it works = | ||
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| + | * Profiles that have the ability to be raked cut are identified on the Profile Parameters Tab by setting the vsTilt tickbox (new PeP parameter) | ||
| + | * The barcode reads the batch and piece number and looks up the piece in the 44o file for that batch | ||
| + | * The saw angle is calculated by looking at the angle data for the piece (0900, 0450, etc) - angle specified with parameter vsAngle | ||
| + | * A single piece temporary batch is created with the same batch number with the correct angle instructions for the saw (uses the same system as the Ecoline single piece batching) | ||
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Version du 25 juillet 2023 à 10:37
How to set up an Ancil saw for rake cutting
VS Rake Cutting
Following and idea generated by a customer, the variable angle capability of the saw can be utilised to cut the rake angle of a VS profile.
- A piece that has already been cut with a 90 and 45 degree end is scanned with a barcode reader and loaded back onto the infeed on its large outer side with the square end at the pusher.
- The pusher moves the bar over the saw blade and then reverses out of the way
- The variable angle blade cuts a +/- shallow angle cut on the square end and the piece is ejected
How it works
- Profiles that have the ability to be raked cut are identified on the Profile Parameters Tab by setting the vsTilt tickbox (new PeP parameter)
- The barcode reads the batch and piece number and looks up the piece in the 44o file for that batch
- The saw angle is calculated by looking at the angle data for the piece (0900, 0450, etc) - angle specified with parameter vsAngle
- A single piece temporary batch is created with the same batch number with the correct angle instructions for the saw (uses the same system as the Ecoline single piece batching)
Notes
- Front end 6.4.97.1
- Barcode Reader
- vsEnable=1
- vsAngle=[rake angle]
- Profiles that use this set VsTilt parameter
- useAngleNotCharacter=true (6.4.98.2 onwards, this is a profile parameter)
See video
https://vimeo.com/694147297/55dc5eab6d
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