The method used to break the angle in lead in / out is always chamfering.
- It is necessary to limit the tool path for the breaking edge to work on the open part
- With starting and ending points.
- Or use the truncated mode in the label 
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The method used to break the angle in lead in / out is always chamfering.
- It is necessary to limit the tool path for the breaking edge to work on the open part
- With starting and ending points. - Or use the truncated mode in the label
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In that case the tool goes so inside the finish part (unless using the loop method)
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Do not perform breaking edge at the lead in or lead out of a open contouring. |
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Angular
A segment is added to the tool path with the indicated angle to calculate the breaking edge. In the example below TopSolid calculates a chamfer breaking edge with an angle of 120°.
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Direction A segment is added to the tool path along a direction to caculate the breaking edge. In the example below TopSolid uses a chamfer breaking edge following the X+ direction.  |
