How to Use the 4th Axis of CNC 6040, CNC 6090 Router Machine to do Sculpture Round Carving?
ChinaCNCzone
2016-03-04 18:22:42
Many customers and users do not know how to use our 4th axis of our mini CNC engraving machine such as CNC 3040, CNC 6040, CNC 6090, and some do not quite understand what a 4 axis CNC router exactly can do?
Actually, all the 4 axis CNC router are used for cylindrical object engraving and the operation of different models are almost the same, just different model can engrave different size of object.
Today let us share with you how to use the 4 axis of our CNC 6040 router to do Sculpture Round Carving for wood material.
First, let us begin rough carving, there are 4 steps:
a. Fix the mini CNC router and the object waiting for engraving.(note:Workpiece diameter should be slightly larger than the code length)
b. Select the suitable router bit.
c. Move the router bit to the origin position.
d. Start the rough carving.
Second, about fine carving, before the fine carving process, we should change a router bit special designed for fine carving, and then adjust the suitable height of the Z axis, and last move the router bit to the origin position as when doing the rough carving.
Actually, all the 4 axis CNC router are used for cylindrical object engraving and the operation of different models are almost the same, just different model can engrave different size of object.
Today let us share with you how to use the 4 axis of our CNC 6040 router to do Sculpture Round Carving for wood material.
First, let us begin rough carving, there are 4 steps:
a. Fix the mini CNC router and the object waiting for engraving.(note:Workpiece diameter should be slightly larger than the code length)
b. Select the suitable router bit.
c. Move the router bit to the origin position.
d. Start the rough carving.
Second, about fine carving, before the fine carving process, we should change a router bit special designed for fine carving, and then adjust the suitable height of the Z axis, and last move the router bit to the origin position as when doing the rough carving.