Greetings to the users of Snapmaker. When engraving in CNC with instalation “Fill engraving”, each subsequent layer is smaller than the previous one in size along the perimeter and as a result, the vertical walls have a slope. Is this problem known and how to deal with it?
The same thing happens by engraving to a depth of with file STL, for example, a cylindrical shape. The walls are obtained in steps with a decrease to the bottom. I don’t understand what the problem is!
Nothing to do with Luban. Check the gcode paths in preview, you can see if the plunge is vertical or not. I certainly don’t see that issue with vertical wall engraving. You’re sure you are using flat end mill bit and not a tapered?
Yes, I’m using flat end mill bit and not a tapered. Could you suggest me how to check the code path in the preview to see if the dive is vertical or not?
Thanks in advance.