Rest Machining
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Efficient rest machining for metal removal.
One of the most efficient methods of removing
metal is to use the largest tool possible.
This also means that often smaller features on a
model will then usually require rest machining with a
smaller tool to completely finish the removal process.
To allow this OneCNC provides rest machining functions
that detect where material is left so that a smaller
tool can be used to finish the part. The rest machining
functionality reliably detects areas left by the
previous tool and creates a machining program to only
remove the remaining material with the smaller tool.
This process can be repeated with smaller tools as
required to completely finish the machining process.
The toolpath will automatically detect the material
left from the previous tools and by a very efficient
manner remove all the material left that can be handled
with each selected tool.

Flat area rest machining
For areas of the part which are flat this
function will automatically detect flat areas and
machine them using a flat bottomed end mill tool. The
machining time for these areas will be significantly
reduced and the surface finish will be greatly improved
by using a flat tool in a very efficient manner rather
than a ball mill that does not have flat area contact.
This is an excellent machining function and when used
in conjunction with ball end mill for machining of 3D
models shapes.

Pencil rest machining
For those that like to make the best parts with
the least effort in finishing and polishing OneCNC has
the pencil trace that automatically fits the bill. This
function is a time saver for machining narrow grooves
and fillets that are not completely cut during the
finishing functions. Pencil machining scans the model to
find areas where the tool will fit to perform a
finishing pass to accurately finish these filleted
areas. This feature added to the steep and shallow wall
machining add to simplifying the finishing of 3D
components.

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