Mastercam X7 High Speed Toolpath Webinar

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024

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  • @tubbytimmy8287
    @tubbytimmy8287 10 років тому +4

    Awesome video.

  • @mariuszrodziewicz9873
    @mariuszrodziewicz9873 9 років тому +1

    Excellent video! I really liked it.

  • @jomy1080
    @jomy1080 4 роки тому

    Thankyou

  • @zoranjovanovich5460
    @zoranjovanovich5460 9 років тому +2

    Excellent video! I would like to know more about this type of programing.Please let me know how we can connect. Thx. Zoran

  • @user-mg1pv1sn1t
    @user-mg1pv1sn1t 10 років тому +1

    VERY GOOD~~~

  • @youngc3276
    @youngc3276 7 років тому

    thanks good videos.

  • @lgecaros
    @lgecaros 10 років тому

    good job thank^^&

  • @kappullen
    @kappullen 10 років тому

    How many people are talking over each other in this video?

  • @davidyepezmedina7480
    @davidyepezmedina7480 7 років тому

    is there a minimun of diam cutter for high speed tool?... I mean, I have to work with 0.5, 0.8, 1.0 etc milimetres diam cutters, can I use high speed with those diam cutters??

    • @ShopWareInc
      @ShopWareInc  7 років тому

      You can use any tool you want, but as with any small tool you need to be mindful of the stepover on the material you are cutting. Since high speed uses more flute length you typically get less side pressure than a traditional toolpath if programmed correctly.

  • @hoangtran217
    @hoangtran217 10 років тому

    High Speed toolpath is using for rough or finishing ? if roughing what about finishing? Do i have to use 2D regular toolpath feature? Thanks

    • @teo1234aaa
      @teo1234aaa 10 років тому

      mastercam have 3D finish high speed toolpaths and every 2D high speed toolpath have finishing pases . you can use high speed mashining for both rough and finish . enjoy :)

  • @hoangtran217
    @hoangtran217 10 років тому

    what machine have to use high speed toolpath?

    • @ShopWareInc
      @ShopWareInc  10 років тому +3

      Hi Hoang, that's the best part of the High Speed toolpaths, you don't really need a high speed machine! People have run these on mini-mills and prototraks. Sure they won't run as fast as say a High speed Makino, but it's the motion that makes these truly shine.