This paper proposes a difference iteration method based on slow tool servo technology to accurately determine the
Z
-direction of the tool arc as well as the compensation in planning the free-form surface tool path. Further, the proposed approach aims to reduce the tracking error caused by the inertia of the
X
-axis and hence improve the cutting efficiency. First, the polar diameter of the ideal tool point is compared with that of the actual tool point, which is calculated from the given tool contact, to determine whether the difference is less than the resolution of the lathe guide rail. If the difference is smaller, the tool point is adopted. However, if the resolution is exceeded, the difference value is compensated into the initial tool contact, the compensated tool position is recalculated, and the resulting polar diameter is then compared with the ideal polar diameter. This is an iteration, and the final tool position can be established through multiple iterations. The experimental analysis proves that the polar diameter and position of the tool point can meet the gradient of the Archimedean spiral after three iterations, after which the
X
-axis of the lathe is fed stably, the
Z
-axis compensation is smaller, and the final machining accuracy is up to PV0.226
λ
@632.8 nm. The difference iterative method does not require complex equations and surface fitting, making it simple, accurate, and efficient.
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