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Max. Inclination Angle
This is the maximum gap allowed between the selected geometries, when joining them into a single geometry. If the gap between the selected geometries is greater than the Max. Gap value, they are treated as separate geometries.
This parameter has the following uses:
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To consider the maximum inclination that can be achieved by the rotary axis of the machine.
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To remove from the selectable holes those holes that cannot be drilled since they are located at the bottom and the table prevents these holes from being drilled.
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To enable a Through Hole to be drilled from both sides. If the angle is set such that a through hole can be drilled from both sides, then the Opposite Direction option is available in the Automated Drill Tool Trajectory Table.
Note: The default value of this parameter is 90 degrees. This has the following effects:
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Only blind holes or enlarging through holes which open towards the upper hemisphere (according to the + Z axis) will be selectable.
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For through holes, switching the drilling direction is prevented if the opposite direction points to the lower hemisphere. To enable this switching, increase the Max. Inclination Angle appropriately.
For example:
Max. Inclination Angle = 90: |
Max. Inclination Angle = 50: |
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Max. Inclination Angle = 65: |
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This parameter only appears in the Drill parameter table for the Automated Drill 5X procedure.
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