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Feature-machining toolpath
Creating a centre-line engraved feature
Creating a centre-line engraved feature Use the Centre Line Feature option on the Feature Machining panel to create a centreline engraved feature from a selected vector, usually vector text, which you can then machine using the Feature Machining ...
Creating a recessed feature
Creating a recessed feature Use the Recessed Feature option on the Feature Machining panel to create a recessed (female) feature from a selected vector, usually vector text, which you can then machine using the Feature Machining toolpath. Using the ...
Creating a raised feature
Creating a raised feature Use the Raised Feature option on the Feature Machining panel to create a raised (male) feature from a selected vector, usually vector text, which you can then machine using the Feature Machining toolpath. This toolpath is ...
Feature-machining toolpath
Feature-machining toolpath Use the feature machining tool to create engraving toolpaths that take account of the underlying relief. Using the Feature Machining panel, you can: machine a raised, recessed or centreline engraved feature that you have ...

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