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Cartridges Involved

This Configuration element involves the following Cartridges.

Note: Not all cartridges are available for all CMC models.

Oval Rotation Definition

The Oval Rotation field controls how much the foot block will rotate before cutting. Adjust the Oval Rotationif you are getting  controls for Bumpsor Featherson an oval opening.

If you have too much rotation on an oval opening, you will get a Feather, too little and you will get a Bump.

the oval objects.

Current Bevel Type

Degrees of Rotation for Oval Openings

In 

Oval

Rotation, eight points equals one degree of rotation. 

Users usually make adjustments 4 points at a time.

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Problem: Oval

Opening has a Bump

Problem:

The blade returns to the outside of the starting point of an oval opening, creating a opening is cut with a bump in the oval.

Resolution:

  • Increase the Oval Rotation. Adjust until the object cuts without a Bump.

  • When making adjustments, click the plus or minus button

(+)

  • at the end of the desired field about

five or six

  • four times.

Click OK and do a

  • In Rotation, eight points equals one degree of rotation. Users usually make adjustments four points at a time.

  • Click OK and do another test cut.

  • Check the results of the cut and continue making adjustments until the desired outcome is achieved

.The object will now cut correctly

  • .

Problem:

Oval Opening has a Feather

Problem:

The blade returns to the inside of the starting point of an oval opening, creating opening is cut with a feather in the oval.

Resolution:

  • Decrease the Oval Rotation. Adjust until the object cuts without a Feather.

  • When making adjustments, click the plus or minus button

(-)

  • at the end of the desired field about

five or six

  • four times.

Click OK and do a

  • In Rotation, eight points equals one degree of rotation. Users usually make adjustments four points at a time.

  • Click OK and do another test cut.

  • Check the results of the cut and continue making adjustments until the desired outcome is achieved

.The object will now cut correctly

  • .

Circle/Oval Rotation Utility

Problem:

  • The Circle/Oval cuts with a Feather/Bump.Optionally, use

Resolution: