Generate a Deburr toolpath

1. On the Manufacture workspace toolbar, click Milling > Multi-Axis > Deburr .

   The Deburr dialog opens.

2. On the Tool tab, click Select to pick a tool. If you have not created a tool to use, In the left panel of the dialog, from the Fusion Library, pick a tool from the Sample Tools library.

   Tip: Ball-end, lollipop, flat-end, chamfer, tapered, and spot drills are all suitable tools for the Deburr toolpath.

   

3. In the Geometry tab, from the Edges to Deburr drop-down menu, select an option to specify how to find the edges on the part to deburr.

   Tip: Mouse over a parameter for more information.

4. Specify a Minimum Edge Angle to filter out any edges that do not require deburring.

5. In the Heights tab, select an option from the Clearance Type drop-down menu. Selecting Automatic uses a clearance option that is most suitable for the model geometry.

6. In the Passes tab, in the Edge group, select an option from the Deburr Edges by drop-down menu. If you select Filleting, you also have to select the Multiple Passes checkbox.

7. Select an option from the Edge Shape drop-down menu.

8. Select an option from the Unreachable Corners drop-down menu to specify what to do with areas that the tool cannot initially reach.

9. In the Multi-axis tab, select an option from the Machining Type drop-down menu to specify whether you want to machine using 3-, 4-, or 5-axis machining.

10. Optional steps:

    • To deburr edges that are modeled as fillets, in the Geometry tab, select the Include Rounded Edges checkbox.

    • To avoid deburring certain edges, click the Edges to Exclude button and select edges on the model.

    • For smoother cutting motion, in the Passes tab, if you selected Cut with tip of tool from the Unreachable Corners, select the Add Loops for Smooth Motion checkbox.

    • If you want to use a portion of the tool that has experienced the least tool wear, in the Multi-axis tab, select the Cut at Fixed Point on Tool checkbox then specify a Point Along Flute (%).

11. Click OK.

The toolpath is generated.