Method of producing test components by a hot wire cutter
OwnerJason Stegeinventor
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A method is provided for controlling an operation of a hot wire cutter for forming a three dimensional profile component out of a raw material block. The hot wire cutter includes a wire extending between a first attachment point and a second attachment point, wherein by movement of the hot wire cutter, the wire cuts material from the raw material block. The method includes determining a first offset and a second offset, wherein each offset defines a distance between one of the attachment points and a respective reference point at a perimeter of a cross-section of the component to be formed. Thus, the method includes controlling a movement of the first attachment point and the second attachment point depending on the determined first offset and the determined second offset.
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A method for controlling an operation of a hot wire cutter for forming a component with a three dimensional profile out of a raw material block, wherein the hot wire cutter comprises a wire extending between a first attachment point and a second attachment point, a first positioning system for moving the first attachment point within a first attachment plane being spanned by a first direction and a second direction, and a second positioning system for moving the second attachment point within a second attachment plane being spaced apart and being oriented parallel to the first attachment plane, the method comprising:
A hot wire cutter for forming a component with a three dimensional profile out of a block of raw material, the hot wire cutter comprising:
A computer-readable medium on which there is stored a computer program for controlling the operation of a hot wire cutter, wherein the hot wire cutter comprises a wire extending between a first attachment point and a second attachment point, a first positioning system for moving the first attachment point within a first attachment plane being spanned by a first direction and a second direction, and a second positioning system for moving the second attachment point within a second attachment plane being spaced apart and being oriented parallel to the first attachment plane,
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