PowerMill Modelling

Save time creating and fixing surfaces locally, instead of getting your CAD department to do it for you. For those of you that have PowerMill modelling and are wondering how it interacts with PowerMill, this short 15 - 20 minute webinar will help you discover it’s value.
During this web session, we will look at:
• Covering no-planar openings on your part so toolpaths are more fluid
• Extend surfaces to aid with toolpath control
• Trimming badly trimmed surface data
• A few tips and tricks along the way
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[@minhlenhat6533]

Great information, thanks you Chris

[@CAD_CAM_TRAINING]

good luck 👌🏻👍

[@phamngocmaiphuong8412]

Great !

[@osamarabee3927]

please make a play list for powermill for beginners

[@CAD_CAM_TRAINING]

Hi chris
how can we append complex surfaces or join surfaces in powershape ?
i saw a old video clip about this function
but this function is not doing in all model

[@SolidCADACanselCompany]

The functionality is still there. The rule here is that the adjoining surfaces must have the internal lateral’s and longitudinal curves line up with each other. They also need to be converted to “Power Surfaces”.
Here is an article with a video showing this append tool: knowledge.autodesk.com/support/powermill/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/How-to-append-multiple-surfaces-into-a-single-surface-using-PowerMill-Modelling-or-PowerShape.html

[@CAD_CAM_TRAINING]

@@SolidCADACanselCompany 👌🏻👍

[@cesarmata3787]

Hi, is there any book that you recommend to learn PowerMill? from medium and Advance level?

[@SolidCADACanselCompany]

Hi Cesar. You can visit the PowerMill Forum: forums.autodesk.com/t5/powermill-forum/bd-p/280, but I doubt you will find any actual training manuals there. The other free training spots is at the Advanced Manufacturing Hub: learn.manufacturing.autodesk.com/, but the training there is pretty basic and meant to get the user up to speed. I am not aware of any books for training PowerMill other than training manuals that resellers provide for a training class. We can provide some training to get an individual or a company to this type of level. If you are interested, let me know and I can send you a quote for an online session tailored to what you require.