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Safely manufacture external threads

External threads can now be quickly manufactured in just one NC program – including stud, chamfer and undercut This gives parts manufacturers even more options for programming toolpaths quickly, completely and safely in a simulation-supported CAM system.

Efficiently machine planar areas

It’s usually more cost-effective to machine the planar areas of a part after hardening with a smaller stock allowance than the non-planar areas Special tool types like large insert mills can then be used for this step. Tebis therefore offers a new function that automatically detects purely planar areas within selected part surfaces without the need to further subdivide the part.

Automatic tilt direction calculation with circle-segment cutters

This new function greatly simplifies the programming of multi-axis toolpaths for pre-finishing and finishing with circle-segment cutters, also known as “barrel cutters”. It automatically determines the best tilt direction for manufacturing the machining area completely free of collisions. The function simultaneously calculates the optimal contact point at the surface boundary to ensure the maximum possible material removal. Machining is indexed or 5-axis simultaneous: The user can independently specify the preferred variant or can leave the decision up to the system.

Continuous, automated 3-axis finishing of flank surfaces, transition areas and bottom surfaces with no offset

Geometries with steep flank surfaces, straight bottom surfaces and entrance and exit radii – like ribs and slots – can now be machined automatically and with a uniform step and 3-axis Z-constant machining with the “Finishing surfaces” function – without retract movements, without extra design effort and at outstanding quality.

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🚀 Tebis V4.1 Release 7 (R7) – Safer CAM Programming, Smarter Collision Checking & Faster High-Quality Milling

Tebis V4.1 Release 7 (R7) is a powerful upgrade for manufacturers who demand maximum machining safety, top surface quality, and high automation in a single professional CAD/CAM environment. Release 7 focuses on what matters on the shopfloor: better collision checking (including the machine head), less re-machining, and faster, simpler programming of complex geometries.

Whether you work in mold & die, model making, production machining, or aerospace, Tebis 4.1 R7 helps you create reliable NC programs with fewer iterations, reduced risk, and consistently better results.

✨ What’s New in Tebis 4.1 R7

🧩 CAD – 3D Design: Improved Solid Technology

• Select faces as starting elements (in addition to edges) for solid design operations.
• When a face is modified, its edges automatically adapt to the updated geometry.
• More convenience with multi-selection of edges for faster modeling preparation.

🧪 CAM – Job Planning: Tool Simulation Across Multiple NCJobs

• In tool simulation across multiple programs, you can check toolpaths against different geometry types (e.g., machining surfaces and protected surfaces).
• Select starting blanks during material removal simulation to verify process planning quickly.
• Result: a faster, clearer validation workflow before moving to the next machining steps.

🛡️ CAM – Milling: Collision Avoidance That Fully Accounts for the Machine Head

Major highlight of R7: potential collisions can be detected and prevented during CAM calculation, while accounting for the precise machine head geometry. This closes safety gaps earlier in the process—before NC output—so you can program with more confidence.

• 2.5D machining: collision avoidance strategies are now fully integrated; milling areas can be automatically reduced or excluded from machining.
• 5-axis simultaneous avoidance milling: strategies are extended and Tebis can automatically determine correct pivot positions.
• Even less-experienced users can generate collision-checked NC programs efficiently.

🏁 3-Axis Finishing: Faster, Easier Equidistant Results on Complex Geometry

• Machine complex geometries with precise, constant stepover across the entire part in a single operation.
• Workflow simplified: select up to two guide curves and Tebis handles the rest automatically.
• Benefit: very high-quality surfaces with no offset, reducing or eliminating manual rework—ideal for forging dies and automotive outer surface parts.

🧠 5-Axis Simultaneous Roughing: Reduced Residual Stock & Shorter Machine Run Time

R7 introduces flexible machining modes for 5-axis roughing of pockets and surfaces depending on your manufacturing situation:

• Dynamic option: 5-axis machining normal to the surface curvature.
• Constant option: 3-axis machining parallel to surface curvature (recommended for thin-walled parts with vertical flanks and curved bottom surfaces—common in aerospace).
• Outcome: residual stock is reduced to a minimum and can often be cleared in a single operation—cutting machine time while maintaining precision.

🌀 Helix Strategy: Plunge Movements with Low Tool Wear

• In 5-axis adaptive roughing with the Helix strategy, you can influence tool direction during spiral plunge movements.
• Choose ramp movement normal or constant relative to the cutting plane depending on the job.
• The Normal option can reduce tool stresses significantly—supporting longer tool life and more stable roughing.

🎯 Better Usability: Interactive Contact Point Display

• R7 adds an interactive display of the actual contact point between the milling tool and part surfaces directly in the NCJob.
• Quickly analyze cutting conditions and verify whether the tool reaches all milling areas.
• Perfect for preventing missed areas and improving process confidence.

🔦 CAM – Laser Drilling: Faster Programming & Optimized Processing Sequence

• Automatic programming of laser drilling operations with different tilt directions is improved again in R7.
• When the NCJob starts, machining areas are sorted automatically into the optimal processing sequence.
• This can significantly shorten both calculation time (in CAD/CAM) and machine run time.

🌟 Tebis 4.1 R7 Highlights (Why You’ll Feel the Upgrade)

• ✅ More machining safety with collision avoidance that fully includes the machine head
• ✅ Less re-machining thanks to earlier, more reliable collision prevention
• ✅ Higher surface quality with faster, simplified equidistant 3-axis finishing
• ✅ Shorter cycle times via reduced residual stock and smarter roughing modes
• ✅ Lower tool wear with optimized plunge behavior in Helix roughing
• ✅ Faster verification using multi-NCJob simulation and interactive contact point analysis
• ✅ Improved laser drilling automation with optimized processing sequence

🐞 Bug Fixes & Stability Improvements (What to Expect)

Tebis delivers ongoing improvements through releases and service packs as part of its software update process. With a Tebis service contract, customers receive access to new updates and documentation, which helps keep the installation current in areas such as:

• 🧩 Interface and workflow refinements (usability improvements)
• ⚡ Performance optimizations (calculation speed, responsiveness)
• 🔁 Data transfer & interfaces (import/export and interoperability improvements)
• 🎯 Accuracy and reliability improvements across CAD/CAM functions

Note: the exact “fixed issues” list can vary by installation and the applied service pack level. For regulated production environments, always validate updates according to your internal change-control procedures.

💻 System Requirements (Official)

Minimum requirements (to install and run Tebis):

• 🪟 OS: Windows 11 (64-bit)
• 🧠 CPU: x86-64 with at least 3.00 GHz clock frequency
• 🧮 RAM: 16 GB minimum
• 🎮 GPU: Professional CAD workstation graphics (AMD Radeon Pro / NVIDIA)
• 💾 Storage: 2 GB free disk space for installation
• 🔌 Hardware: USB port (or USB sharing device for single-workstation solutions)

Hardware recommendations by workload (examples):

• 🟢 Entry level (medium CAD files up to ~1 GB): Ryzen 5 / Intel Core Ultra 5, 16 GB RAM, NVMe SSD, entry pro GPU
• 🟡 Mid level (large CAD files ~1–3 GB): Ryzen 7 / Intel Core Ultra 7, ~64 GB RAM, stronger pro GPU
• 🔴 High level (very large CAD files >3 GB): Ryzen 9 / Intel Core Ultra 9, ~128 GB RAM, high-end pro GPU

🏭 Who Should Choose Tebis V4.1 R7?

• 🔧 Mold & die manufacturers aiming to reduce manual rework and improve machining safety
• 🚗 Automotive tooling teams creating high-quality outer surfaces and complex dies
• ✈️ Aerospace machining operations working with thin-walled parts and complex pocket geometries
• 🧰 Production machining departments standardizing reliable NC programming workflows
• 🧪 CAM teams that need stronger verification, collision avoidance, and consistent surfaces

💡 Interesting Fact

Tebis 4.1 is designed as a complete parametric-associative CAD/CAM system that supports tasks in manufacturing preparation, design, and CAM programming in a single, highly automated workflow—helping teams build repeatable processes and reduce programming time.

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As a developer supporting CAM automation and postprocessor workflows, Tebis V4.1 Release 7 has been one of the most reliable CAD/CAM upgrades I’ve deployed in production. The collision avoidance improvements (including machine head awareness) and the stronger 5-axis milling controls noticeably reduce risky toolpath iterations, while multi-NCJob simulation makes validation faster and more consistent across teams. In daily use, performance feels smoother on large assemblies, and the overall stability helps keep programmers focused on machining strategy rather than troubleshooting.

What stands out in Tebis 4.1 R7 is how well the new finishing and roughing enhancements translate into real shopfloor value: cleaner equidistant 3-axis finishing on complex surfaces, better residual stock control in 5-axis roughing, and practical usability tools like contact point visualization. For anyone running high-precision machining (mold & die, automotive, aerospace), Tebis V4.1 R7 is a strong step forward for safer toolpaths, higher surface quality, and repeatable, standardized programming.