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11. Machining Processes 11.1 Introduction & Basic concepts 11.1.1 Job templates 11.1.2 Parameters & Expressions 11.1.3 Default sets 11.1.4 Machining Process Table. 11.2 Creating Machining Processes 11.3 Defining Machining Process Table 11.3.1 Adding MAC file(s) 11.4 Machining Process Table Manager 11.4.1 Managing Machining Process Tables 11.4.2 Machining Process Group Types 11.5 Managing Machining Processes 11.6 Machining Process Define Manager. 11.6.1 Job Templates page 11.6.2 Define Job Template 1.6.3 Managing Job Templates 11.6.4 Parametric field menu 11.6.5 Default Sets page 11.6.6 Parameters & Expressions Tables 11.6.7 Adding a new Parameter 11.6.8 Variables & expressions 11.6.9 SolidCAM standard functions 11.7 Using the Machining processes 11.8 Inserting The Machining Process 11.9 Machining Process Insert Manager. 12. Automatic Feature Recognition and Machining (AFRM) 12.1 Introduction and Basic Concepts 12.2 Preparation to Holes Recognition 12.2.1 Definition of Homes 12.2.2 Target model 12.3 Start Holes Recognition 12.4 Holes Recognition User Interface. 12.5 Hole Feature Model 12.5.1 Cylindrical Hole Feature segment 12.5.2 Cone Hole Feature segment 12.5.3 Chamfer Hole Feature segment 12.5.4 Planar Hole Feature segment 12.5.5 Torus Hole Feature segment 12.5.6 Sphere Hole Feature segment 12.5.7 Compound Holes processing 12.5.8 Hole Feature Shapes and Groups 12.5.9 Hole Features page 12.6 Preparing Hole Features for the machining. A Machining Process is comprised of a series of Jobs that are tied together through user-defined parameters. You can automate repetitive tasks in CNC-Programming with this new Machining Process feature. In subsequent identical or similar situations, the Machining Processes can be used directly or adapted to the new situation by giving values to its parameters.
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