#Mastercam x4 hole plane code
#Mastercam x4 hole plane series

IMPORTANT: Screen colors in the tutorial pictures were modified to enhance image quality they may not match your Mastercam settings or the tutorial results. п‚§ Exploring Series: Explores a single Mastercam product-for example, Mill, Solids, or Wire, and teaches in-depth skills for working with the product. п‚§ Focus Series: Focuses on a specific Mastercam feature-for example, Setup Sheets or FBM Drill, and teaches basic and advanced skills.

#Mastercam x4 hole plane series

The series introduces general Mastercam functions and teaches basic skills for getting started with Mastercam. This is a module of the Mastercam Getting Started Tutorial Series.

#Mastercam x4 hole plane code

п‚§ Post all toolpath operations to an NC file, review/edit the code as necessary, and save the NC file Before You Begin п‚§ Verify the machining of the part from a stock model display п‚§ Backplot toolpath operations to review tool motion п‚§ Assign toolpath parameters to meet the roughing, semi-finishing, and finishing requirements п‚§ Copy operations, change parameters, and regenerate the operation п‚§ Create finishing operations to create a complete part with final dimensions п‚§ Create semi-finishing operations to safely transition between roughing and finishing the part п‚§ Create roughing operations to efficiently remove material from the part п‚§ Open multiple part files, assign default machine definitions, and create stock boundaries for the geometry Comprehensive and conceptual information can be found in the Help and other documentation installed with Mastercam. Toolpath creation is a repetitive, step-by-step process as demonstrated by this tutorial. Alter and adjust the outline to fit your learning and programming environment after completing the lessons. The goal of this tutorial is to provide the basic concepts for you to explore and expand upon. There are many solutions for machining these and similar parts. The toolpaths created illustrate possible solutions for machining parts using 3D toolpaths - mainly surfacing operations. The options and parameters selected are intended to get you started on the path toward learning and exploring all of the features Mastercam has to offer. The objective is to provide a general overview of a handful of the toolpath options available to you. This tutorial focuses on applying several milling toolpaths to parts previously designed in Mastercam. пЃµ Exercise 2: Creating a second Swept 3D. пЃµ Exercise 3: Copy and Modify an Operation. пЃµ Exercise 2: Creating a Surface Finish Parallel Steep. пЃµ Exercise 1: Creating a Surface Finish Blend. пЃµ Exercise 2: Creating a Leftover Toolpath. пЃµ Exercise 1: Assigning a Machine Definition. пЃµ Exercise 1: Posting All Toolpath Operations. пЃµ Exercise 1: Backplotting All Toolpaths. пЃµ Exercise 2: Lettering with a Contour Toolpath.Д«ackplot/Verify Your Toolpaths. пЃµ Exercise 1: Lettering with a Project Toolpath. пЃµ Exercise 3: Drilling a hole from the Front Plane.ДЄdding Details. пЃµ Exercise 1: Finishing the Pocket Floor. пЃµ Exercise 4: Rest Roughing the Interior.ДЈ. пЃµ Exercise 2: Setting Stock for Machining. Exercise 3: Copy and Modify an Operation.Exercise 2: Creating a Surface Finish Parallel Steep.Exercise 1: Creating a Surface Finish Blend.Exercise 2: Creating a Leftover Toolpath.Exercise 1: Posting All Toolpath Operations.Exercise 2: Lettering with a Contour Toolpath.Exercise 1: Lettering with a Project Toolpath.Exercise 3: Drilling a hole from the Front Plane.Exercise 2: Setting Stock for Machining.Exercise 1: Assigning a Machine Definition.