Flat Pattern Fabrication Skills Event | Webinar
Flat Pattern Fabrication Skills Event
This FREE training session on how to use Mastercam for your flat pattern fabrications is part of a collection of industry skills events. Gain the essential industry knowledge needed to program and produce these parts using a variety of Manufacturing Techniques regardless if it is for Sheet metal applications, Semiconductor parts, Cabinetry or any other applications.
Learn how to use Mastercam to efficiently and quickly fabricate family of parts to meet your manufacturing needs. Learn which nesting strategies work in different situations. Turn one part into many with these techniques and become an efficient Mastercam programmer.
- Learn how to nest parts and toolpaths in Mastercam for producing all needed pieces for a project
- Easily work with different formatted source material, from simple DXF files to full assemblies
- Create simple toolpath routines that utilize TABS for parts that stay in place after being machined
- Take advantage of tool data in Mastercam to use the most efficient feeds and speeds
- Learn how to reuse toolpath parameters to speed up your programming process
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About the author

David began his career in manufacturing in 2003 working for a small custom guitar maker in Puyallup Washington. He received an Associates Degree in Manufacturing Engineering from Clover Park Technical College in 2006. David worked in machine shops specializing in aerospace until joining MLC CAD Systems as a Mastercam Application Expert in 2016. David enjoys motorsport, the Pacific Northwest, roller coasters, and currently holds the high score on three of the ten Creature from the Black Lagoon pinball machines located throughout the Puget Sound Area.


