Issue with radii corners in Curve

[[Ja...]]

When I run a curve profile, the corners are looking very wonky (see pic below).  I have tried different filtering methods, but nothing seems to work.  Any ideas?

 

Using a 1mm sphere probe on a Calypso G2 with RDSXXT.

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[[Cl...]]

What size is the radius being scanned there? That 1mm styli might be too large? In addition, have you tried adjusting the speed and point density?

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[[Ja...]]

They are .060" radii.  I also tried dropping the points down to 2000 and still having the same issue

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[[Cl...]]

I would try measuring them separately as radii. If that's an option. Single points and constraining location which ever work-plane it's in. I'm assuming in XY? The other thing I'd look at is the surface finish of that edge. If it's too rough the styli might be "skipping" along the surface.

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[[Cl...]]

Constrain location for size, size for location.

[[Ja...]]

Its a limited dimension drawing, so a lot of these features are .010 profile to |A|B|C|.

Yes, its in the XY plane.

This part has several areas like this, and I am trying to get away from doing circles (using TP) and planes (using Profile) for everything.

 

[[Ja...]]

I also have a similar issue on a slot feature.  The radius on the end of each slot is .050.  I used a 1mm dia probe and ran it slow (.05 for speed) and taking a point every .025".

 

Here is the result

[[Ja...]]

OK, got another one doing the same.  Running a profile around a boss, the corners are modeled sharp, are probed as sharp, but shows chamfers on plot, and is out of tolerance.

 

Any help would be appreciated. 

 

 

[[Ma...]]

In that case you should measure them as individual curves, model that as a small radii or use more segments.

Problem is scanning around sharp corners and evaluation also - similar with tolerance band.

You can also mask some of problematic points around corner.

[[Ja...]]

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should I remove the evaluation then?

How do I mask the points on the curve?

[[Ma...]]

Masking -> on Standard tab "Nom. Vector Direction" ( 3rd window on your screenshot - in the middle )