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Z-level roughing toolpath
Z Level Roughing panel — Toolpath
Z Level Roughing panel — Toolpath The Toolpath area contains the following settings: Name — Enter a name for the toolpath. If you leave this box blank, the toolpath is named after the type of toolpath you are creating. For example, if you create ...
Z Level Roughing panel — Strategy
Z Level Roughing panel — Strategy Use the Strategy area to select the machining strategy you want to use: Raster — This strategy machines in passes back and forth along the X axis at a specified angle. If you select this strategy, enter the angle at ...
Z Level Roughing panel — Z Slices
Z Level Roughing panel — Z Slices Use the options in the Z Slices area to specify the values which will be used to rough machine the composite relief and to specify the material thickness. The Z slices are evenly spaced, and if you change the ...
Z Level Roughing panel — Area to Machine
Z Level Roughing panel — Area to Machine The Area to Machine area contains the following settings: Select an option to specify how you want to apply the toolpath to the relief: Composite Relief — Remove material across the entire surface of the ...
Z-level roughing toolpath
Z-level roughing toolpath Use the Z-level roughing toolpath to quickly remove unwanted material from the composite relief in planar slices. The machining process involves a series of passes in the Z direction at a specified depth. You can remove ...

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