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This Paper should supply you with more than enough information to start verifying data in Mastercam X. It begins by showing the basics of point entry, creating surface offsets, and creating curves on edges. A spread of the Mastercam X interface is presented on pages 5 & 6 to give you a labeled map of just about every pertinent feature plus a brief explanation on navigation and view manipulation. Topic : Creating the Point, Creating the Offset Surface - Changing the Normal, Creating the Offset Surface - Creating the Surface, Creating the Offset Surface - Shortcut, Skipping the Normal, Creating Curves on Surface, The Mastercam X Interface &Veiw Manipulation, Introducing the General Selection Tool Bar, Verifying Properties of Holes and Slot, Verifying Surface Points, Verifying Trim Edge Points. This is a very frequent operation so I created a short cut for ‘Create Point’; the F12 key. Pressing the F12 key then following with the Space Bar will allow you to immediately enter your coordinates. Changing the Normal of a surface implies finding the direction toward which the material’s thickness extends (often described as the design side). The Mastercam X offset surface interface is much more comprehensive then Mastercam 9’s.
Tags : surface interface, f12 key, edge points, surface points, selection tool, space bar, mastercam x, offsets, curves, coordinates, manipulation, tool bar, amp, holes, map
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