Crossing cut rule

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SeanP
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Crossing cut rule

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I was just seeing if the new rule 'when crossing a cut' would work for this job.

I'm trying to find a way of adding a notch where the bend lines are, it's messy drawing a small notch in the drawing and they tend to not show up well cutting at speed, so I thought I'll add a 3mm dia hole right on the line, cut those first and then do the outer cut.

I was hoping the new rule would turn off thc as it crosses the 3mm hole, doesn't look like it's going to work as dropping the feed rate on a rule would show blue.

Any other ideas what I could try to turn off thc as it crosses? I'll try it anyway maybe I might just get away with it with thc still on.
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SeanP
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Re: Crossing cut rule

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Ah not to worry, I'll just use action points, that should do it with not much bother.
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Les Newell
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Re: Crossing cut rule

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That should have worked. Could you send me the job file.
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Re: Crossing cut rule

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Job file attached, many thanks
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Re: Crossing cut rule

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I see the problem. The circles are on a different part. Currently the crosssing a cut rule does not work between parts. If you can put those circles onthe same part they should work. Just put them on a different layer.
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Re: Crossing cut rule

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Thanks for looking at that, I see now, was just looking for a easy way out without having to add them to the drawing.
I haven't tried it yet but I doubt if thc would dive going over the circle gap, if it does a action point should do the trick.
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