How do you work with CAD+?

There are various options for milling on both sides. The function was originally intended for moulding beddings. However, it has also proven itself for standardised inlays.

There are a few things to consider before construction. Not all inserts can be combined with every underside.
as some would overlap with each other. Of course, the question of sense must also be asked. If a somewhat experienced employee can finish sanding the underside in 3-5 minutes, does it make any sense at all to mill customised inserts where the shape of the underside is not known?

The following options are available:

1. You can create a flat underside and mill the contour or outline to make it easier to place and mark an insole as before
2. You can select a suitable underside for an inlay and then mill it
3. You can create a parallel or modified surface from an existing inlay and use this as the underside

Re 1:
Any insole can be selected. Once the insole has been designed, go to CAD+ and select a flat insole. This can be customised in the dimensions or you can select a suitable size. Position the insole and you're done.

Alternatively, you can also create a flat underside from the insert (by clicking on "<< Library" while holding down the Ctrl key) and then adjust its dimensions. Re 2:
For example, you select the insert 2001101 in size 40 and the matching underside (type 6) in CAD+, also in size 40. These surfaces are matched to each other and therefore fit together. Finished.

Re 3:
You select any insert and design it. Enter a material thickness of 5 mm throughout. Then go to CAD+ and click on "<< Library" while holding down the Shift key. This creates a parallel surface that is exactly 5 mm deeper than the original surface. Of course, you can then adjust the material thickness of the inlay, but you should leave at least 3 mm thickness depending on the material hardness. Done. In GpFräse, both sides differ in colour. They are slightly lighter in colour. Of course, these can also be milled as normal inserts. However, if you want to mill on both sides, you must activate the checkbox for bedding and enter the exact thickness of the material to be milled. You can see the minimum thickness in the milling order overview. Select the appropriate milling scripts and create the milling files. Two files are created (einlage.ncp and einlage_unten.ncp) These can then be milled. Always start with the underside. When selecting the material, make sure that the edges are straight. Otherwise correct positioning cannot be guaranteed. The underside is positioned on the right-hand side of the milling table, the top side on the left as usual. New routers from 2011 onwards should also have been measured correctly for this function. Older models should be checked before milling for the first time.