
How to Import and Organize DXF Flat Patterns – Mastercam Flat Pattern Skills 1/10
DXF files are commonly used to share outlines for flat patterns like sheet metal. DXF files can be opened in Mastercam!

DXF files are commonly used to share outlines for flat patterns like sheet metal. DXF files can be opened in Mastercam!

Join us as we take a deep dive into the most common applications and compelling benefits of using CIMCO Probing.

Learn about Mastercam to fabricate a family of parts to meet your manufacturing needs as well as learning about Flat Pattern Fabrication.

Arc Filter in Mastercam’s tricordial toolpaths can greatly enhance the efficiency and performance of your machining operations.

If we’re going to machine a casting, we need to know exactly where it is. And to do that, we’re going to probe it with CIMCO probing. CIMCO probing utilizes a probe tool to take measurements of the rough casting to locate the center of the imperfect shape to offset the toolpath for consistent finished parts. In this part, we measure the angle and overall width of a part. This allows us to set the machine right in the middle of the casting’s geometry.

In this video, we will dive into the capabilities of PortExpert, a powerful multiaxis tool designed to automate and simplify machining.

Give your CNC machine intelligent automatic inspection & tooling offsets with CIMCO Probing; Integrated into the Mastercam interface.

Blade Expert is an easy-to-use, custom application designed to generate efficient, smooth, and gouge-free toolpaths for these complex parts.

In this video, we will discuss when to use 3D machining and when to use multi-axis machining using the example of cutting simple tool paths. We will demonstrate the use of flowline toolpath in both conventional 3D and multi-axis perspectives. The aim is to convey the advantage of multi-axis machining in improving cycle times on a 5-axis machine by generating larger step overs, without compromising on the surface finish.

This Mastercam video tutorial explains how to use the 5-axis toolkit in Mastercam to automate your toolpaths.

Curve drill 5-axis, as the name implies, is a multiaxis machining technique that allows for precise drilling or milling along a curved surface, offering exceptional control over complex shapes. Unlike traditional contour milling, which relies on axis substitution, curve drill 5x provides a more flexible and efficient solution for cutting irregular surfaces. This feature allows machinists to wrap a tool around intricate geometries and generate toolpaths that perfectly follow the desired curve, resulting in smooth and accurate machining operations.

Verisurf makes it possible to program the CMM inside Mastercam and inside the same program that was used to build the toolpaths.