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METRIC 󲀓 TRAINING TUTORIAL SERIES

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LATHE TRAINING METRIC TUTORIAL

 

Mastercam 2019 Lathe Metric Training Tutorial

Copyright: 19 1998 98 - 20 2019 19 In-H In-House ouse Soluti Solutio o ns Inc. All All rights rese reserved rved Software: Mastercam 201 2019 9 Authors: Mariana Mariana Lende Lendell ISBN: IS BN: 978-1-77146978-1-77146-758-2978-1-7 758-2978-1-77146-777-3 7146-777-3 Date: September 19, 201 2018 8 Notice In-House Soluti In-House Solutions ons Inc. reserve reservess the right to make improve improvements ments to this this manual at any time time and without notice. Disclai Disc laimer mer Of Al Alll Warra Warrantie ntiess And Liability Liability In-House In-H ouse Soluti Solutions ons Inc. makes no warranties, warranties, either either expr express ess or impl implied, ied, with with respect to this manual or wi with th respect respect to the softw software are descri described bed in this manual, manual, its quality, performance performance,, merchantabil mercha ntability, ity, or fi fitness tness for for any particula particularr purpose. In-House In-House Soluti Solutions ons Inc. manual is sold sold or license li censed d "as is." The enti entire re risk as to its quality quality and performance performance is with with the buyer. Should the manual prove def defecti ective ve fol follow lowing ing its purchase purchase,, the buyer (a (and nd not In-House In-House Soluti Solutions ons Inc., its its distributer, distri buter, or its retai retaile ler) r) assumes the enti entire re cost of all nece necessary ssary servici servicing, ng, repair, repair, of corre correcti ction on and any incide incidental ntal or consequenti consequential al damages. In no event event will will In-H In-House ouse Soluti Solutions ons Inc. be li liable able for dire direct, ct, indirec indirect, t, or conseque consequential ntial damages resulti resulting ng from any defect defect in in the manual, even even if InHouse Soluti Solutions ons Inc. has been advised advised of the possibi possibili lity ty of such damages. damages. Some jurisdic jurisdictions tions do not allow allow the ex exclusi clusion on or li limitati mitation on of impl implie ied d warranti warranties es or li liabil ability ity for for inci incidental dental or consequential consequent ial damages, so the above li limitati mitation on or exc exclusi lusion on may not apply apply to you. Copyrights This manual manual is protected protected under Internati International onal copyrig copyright ht laws. laws. All All rights are are rese reserved. rved. This This document may not, in in whole whole or part, be copie copied, d, photographed, reproduced, reproduced, translat translated ed or reduced reduce d to any electroni electronicc medium or machi machine ne reada readable ble form without without prior prior consent, in in writing, writing, from In-House In-House Soluti Solutions ons Inc. Trademarks Mastercam is a registered registered trademark of CNC Software, Software, Inc. Microsoft, Micr osoft, the Microsof Microsoftt logo are regi registere stered d trademarks of Micr Microsoft osoft Corporation; Corporation; Windowss 10 is a registered Window registered trademarks of Micr Microsoft osoft Corporation. Corporation.

 

Table Of Content Getti ng Started

13

Obj ectiv es

14

Step 1: Startin g M astercam

14

Step 2: GUI - Grap hical User In terface Step 3: Nav igate Through M as tercam

15 16

Step 4: Set The Attributes

18

Step 5: Manager P an els

19

Step 6: Setting M astercam To M etric

21

Step 7: Set The Grid

23

Conv entions Used In This Book:

24

Step 8: Step Titles

24

M astercam® Work Flow

25

Tutorial 1: Geometry Creation

 

27

Overview Of Step s Taken To Create Th The Pa Part Geometry

28

Tutorial #1 Drawing

29

Step 1: Setting Setting Up Up The Graphi Graphical cal User Interf Interface ace

 

30

Step 2: Create A Rectangle

32

Step 3: Create The Parallel Lines

35

Step 4: Create Lin e En dpoint

43

Step 5: Create The FilletS

44

Step 6: Trim The Geometry

47

Step 7: Sav e Th e File

50

Tutorial #1 Rev iew Exercise

51

Create The Geometry For Tutorial #1 Exercise

52

Tutorial #1 Geometry Creation Quiz

54

Tutori al 1: Tool path Creati on

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Ov erv iew Of Steps Taken To Create The Fin al P art:

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Part Setup:

57

Setup Sheet:

57

Step 1: Select The M achine And Set Up The Stock

58

Step 2: Face Th e Part

64

Step 3: Backplot The Toolpaths

66

Step 4: Simulate The Toolpath In Verify

68

Step 5: Rou ght Out The Part

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Step 6: Finish The Part

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Step 7: Pos t Th e File

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Step 8: Sav e The Upd ated M CAM File

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Create The Toolpaths For Tutorial #1 Exercise

83

Tutorial #1 Toolpath Creation Qu iz

86

Tutori al 2: Geometry Creati on

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Ov erv iew Of Steps Taken To Create Th The Pa Part Geometry

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Tutorial #2 Drawing

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Step 1: Setting Up The Grap hical User In terface

90

Step 2: Select The Lathe Defau lt

90

Step 3: Set Up The Lathe Plane +D +Z

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Step 4: Create A Rectangle

92

Step 5: Create Parallel Lines

94

Step 6: Create The Fillets

99

Step 7: Trim Th e Geometry

102

Step 8: Create Add itional Lines

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Step 9: Trim Th e Geometry

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Step 10: Sav e The File

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Tu torial #2 Rev iew Exercise

113

Tu torial #2 Geometry Creation Quiz

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Tutori al 2: Tool path Creati on

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Overview Of Step s Taken To Create The Final Part:

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P art Setup:

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Setu p Sheet:

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Step 1: Select The To Tool Settings And Set Up The St Stock

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Step 2: Face The P art

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Step 3: Backplot The Toolpath

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Step 4: Simulate The Toolpath In Verify

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Step 5: Rough The Part

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Step 6: Finish The Part

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Step 7: Groov e Th The Pa Part Using The Mu Multiple Ch Ch ainS M ethod

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Step 8: Cen ter Drill Th e Part

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Step 9: Drill The P art

151

Step 10: Ru n The Po Post P rocess or To To Obtain The GG-code Fi File

154

Step 11: Save The Up dated MCAM File

155

Create The Toolpaths For Tutorial #2 Exercise

157

Tutorial #2 Toolpath Creation Quiz

160

Tutori al 3: Geometry Creati on

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Overview Of Step s Taken To Create Th The Pa Part Geometry

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Step 1: Setting Up Th e Graphical User Interface

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Step 2: Download The Fi File La Lathe Tr Training Tutorial Me Metric

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Step 3: Open The Parasolid File In M astercam

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Step 4: Change Th e M ain Level To 2

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Step 5: Create A Turn Profile Of The Part

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Step 6: Sav e Th e File

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Tutorial #3 Rev iew Exercise

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Tutorial #3 Geometry Creation Quiz

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Tutori al 3: Tool path Creati on

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Ov erv iew Of Steps Taken To Create The Fin al P art:

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Part Setup:

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Setup Sh eet:

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Step 1: Select The Lathe Defau lt

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Step 2: Set Up The Lathe Plane +D +Z

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Step 3: Set Up The Tool Settings And The Stock

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Step 4: Face Th e Part

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Step 5: Backplot The Toolpaths

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Step 6: Simulate The Toolpath In Verify

186

Step 7: Center Drill The P art

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Step 8: Drill Th e Part

190

Step 9: Rou gh The ID ID Using A Can ned Rough Toolpath

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Step 10: Finish Th e ID ID Using A Ca Canned Finish Toolpath

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Step 11: Rough Th e OD Us ing A Rough Toolpath

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Step 12: Finish Th e OD

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Step 13: Mach ine The Groove

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Step 14: Mach ine The Angled Groove

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Step 15: Cutoff Th e Part

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Step 16: Run The Po Pos t Processor To To Obtain The GG-cod e Fi File

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Step 17: Sav e The Updated M CAM File

241

Create The Toolpaths For Tutorial #3 Exercise

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Tu torial #3 Toolpath Creation Qu iz

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Tutori al 4: Geometry Creati on

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Ov erv iew Of Of St Steps Taken To Create Th The Pa Part Geometry

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Step 1: Setting Up The Grap hical User In terface

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Step 2: Create A Re Rectangle To To Rep resent The Ou Outside Pr P rofile

250

Step 3: Create Parallel Lines

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Step 4: Create A Line Giv en The Endpoints

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Step 5: Delete The Construction Line

259

Step 6: Trim The Geometry

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Step 7: Sav e Th e File

264

Tutorial #4 Rev iew Exercise

265

Tutorial #4 Geometry Creation Quiz

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Tutori al 4: Tool path Creati on

269

Overview Of Step s Taken To Create The Final Part:

270

P art Setup:

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Setu p Sheet:

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Step 1: Select The To Tool Settings And Set Up The St Stock

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Step 2: Face The P art

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Step 3: Rough The OD

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Step 4: Backplot The Toolpaths

280

Step 5: Simulate The Toolpath In Verify

282

Step 6: Finish The OD Using A Finish Toolpath

283

Step 7: Cen ter Drill Th e Part

287

Step 8: Drill The P art

290

Step 9: Rough The Inside Diameter

293

Step 10: Fin ish The ID Before Grooving

298

Step 11: Fin ish The Groov es On The I D

302

Step 12: Cu toff The P art

309

Step 13: Ru n The Po Post P rocess or To To Obtain The GG-code Fi File

313

Step 14: Save The Up dated MCAM File

314

Create The Toolpaths For Tutorial #4 Exercise

315

Tutorial #4 Toolpath Creation Quiz

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Tutori al 5: Geometry Creati on

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Ov erv iew Of Of St Steps Taken To Create Th The Pa Part Geometry

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Step 1: Setting Up The Grap hical User In terface

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Step 2: Select The Lathe Defau lt

324

Step 3: Set Up The Lathe Plane +D +Z

324

Step 4: Create Li Lines To Represent Th e Ou Outside Pr Profile

325

Step 5: Create An An Arc Ta Tangent With Dyn amic Ta Tan gency

337

Step 6: Delete The Extra Con struction Lin e

340

Step 7: Create Relief Groov es

341

Step 8: Chamfer The Part

345

Step 9: Sav e The File

347

Tu torial #5 Rev iew Exercise

348

Tu torial #5 Geometry Creation Quiz

351

Tutori al 5: Tool path Creati on

353

Ov erv iew Of Steps Taken To Create The Fin al P art:

354

Part Setup:

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Setup Sh eet:

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Step 1: Select The Tool Settings An d The Stock

356

Step 2: Face Th e Part

361

Step 3: Rou gh The OD

361

Step 4: Finish The OD

366

Step 5: M achin e The M 12 X 1 Relief Groov e

370

Step 6: M achin e The M 12 X 1 Thread

376

Step 7: Center Drill The P art

381

Step 8: Drill Th e Part

384

Step 9: Flip The Part Us ing Stock Flip

389

Step 10: Face The Flip ped P art

393

Step 11: Rough Th e OD Of The Flipped P art

393

Step 12: Finish Th e OD Of The Flip ped P art

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Step 13: M achine The Groov es Of The Flipp ed Part

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Step 14: M achine The M 16 X 1.5 Thread

403

Step 15: Center Drill The Flip ped P art

407

Step 16: Drill The Flipped Part

410

Step 17: Ru n The Po Post P rocess or To To Obtain The GG-code Fi File

413

Step 18: Save The Up dated MCAM File

414

Create The Toolpaths For Tutorial #5 Exercise

415

Tutorial #5 Toolpath Creation Quiz

420

Tutori al 6: Geometry Creati on

421

Overview Of Step s Taken To Create Th The Pa Part Geometry

422

Step 1: Setting Up Th e Graphical User Interface

424

Step 2: Create A Re Rectangle To To Repres ent Th e Ou Outside Pr Profile

424

Step 3: Create Parallel Lines

426

Step 4: Create An Angled Lin es Given TheIR Endpoints

432

Step 5: Delete The Extra Construction Lines

434

Step 6: Fillet Th e Part

435

Step 7: Trim The Groov e

438

Step 8: Chamfer The Groov es

439

Step 9: Create Parallel Lines

441

Step 10: Ch amfer Th The Co Corners And Trim Simultaneously

449

Step 11: Trim The Geometry

451

Step 12: Create Relief Grooves

454

Step 13: Save The File

459

Tutorial #6 Rev iew Exercise

460

Tutorial #6 Geometry Creation Quiz

463

Tutori al 6: Tool path Creati on

465

Overview Of Step s Taken To Create The Final Part:

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Toolpath Creation

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Part Setup 1:

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Step 1: Select The Tool Settings An d The Stock

469

Step 2: Face THE P ART

474

Step 3: Rou gh The OD Step 4: Backplot And Verify Th e Toolpaths

474 478

Step 5: Finish The OD With Down Cutting

480

Step 6: M achin e Th The M1 M 12 X 1. 25 An And Th e M1 M 12 X 1 Re Relief Gr Groov es

484

Step 7: M achin e The M 12 X 1 Thread

490

Step 8: M achin e The M 24 X 2 Thread

494

Step 9: Center Drill The P art

498

Step 10: Adv an ce The Stock

501

Step 11: Adv an ce The Tailstock

503

Step 12: Mach ine The Grooves

504

Step 13: Cutoff Th e Part

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Step 14: Run The Po Pos t Processor To To Obtain The GG-cod e Fi File

514

Step 15: Sav e The Updated M CAM File

515

Create The Toolpaths For Tutorial #6 Exercise

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Tu torial #6 Toolpath Creation Qu iz

522

Tutori al 7: Geometry Creati on

523

Ov erv iew Of Of St Steps Taken To Create Th The Pa Part Geometry

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Step 1: Setting Up The Grap hical User In terface

525

Step 2: Download Th e Fi File La Lathe Tr Trainin g Tutorial Me Metric

525

Step 3: Remov ing An y M ach ine Fr From The To Toolpaths Manager

525

Step 4: Open The Solidworks File In M as tercam

527

Step 5: Change The M ain Lev el To 2

529

Step 6: Create A Turn Profile Of The Part

530

Step 7: Sav e The File

533

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Tutorial #7 Rev iew Exercise

534

Tutorial #7 Geometry Creation Quiz

536

Tutori al 7: Tool path Creati on

537

Overview Of Step s Taken To Create The Final Part:

538

Toolpath Creation

539

P art Setup:

539

Setu p Sheet 1:

540

Step 1: Select The Tool Settings And The Stock

541

Step 2: Face The P art

550

Step 3: Backplot The Toolpaths

551

Step 4: Rough The OD

554

Step 5: Finish The OD

558

Step 6: Spot Drill The Center Of The P art

562

Step 7: Drill The P art With A Large Drill

566

Step 8: Rough And Finish Th e In Inside Di Diameter Of Of Th The Pa Part

571

Step 9: M achine The Groov es On The ID Of The P art

577

Step 10: Thread The OD Of The Part

586

Step 11: Ru n The Po Post P rocess or To To Obtain The GG-Code Fi File

591

Step 12: Save The Up dated MCAM File

592

Create The Toolpaths For Tutorial #7 Exercise

593

Tutorial #7 Toolpath Creation Quiz

598

Creati ng A Lathe Tool Li brary

599

Edi ti ng A Lathe Tool Li brary

613

Qui z Answers

621

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T ut oria l 1: Geomet ry Crea t ion

Overview Of St eps T ak aken T o Crea te The Pa rt Geomet ry

OVERVIEW OF STEPS TAKEN TO CREATE THE PART GEOMETRY From Drawing to CAD Model:   The student should sho uld examine the drawing drawing on the following following page to understand what part is being created in the tutorial. ♦   From the drawing drawing we can decide decide how to create create the geometry geometry in Mastercam. Mastercam. ♦

Create Crea te the 2D CAD Model:   The student wil willl cre create ate the upper profil profile e of the part. Only half half of the geometry geometry is needed needed to create the necessary toolpaths to machine the part. ♦   Geometry creation commands such su ch as Line Endpoints, Line Parallel, Parallel, Rectangle, Fillet Fillet Entities, Entities, and Trim will will be used. ♦

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T utoria l 1: Geometry Creat ion

Tut oria l # 1 Dra wing

TUTORIAL TUT ORIAL #1 DRAWING

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T ut oria l 1: Geomet ry Cr C rea t ion

St ep 1: Sett ing U p T he Graphic a l User I nt erfa c e

STEP 1: SETTING UP THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE Please refer to the  the   Get Gettin ting g Starte Started d  section for more info on how to set up the graphical user interface. In this step, you will learn how to hide the manager panels to gain more space in the graphics window.

1.1 Hide the manager panels VIEW ♦

  From the Managers Managers group,  group, enabl enable e all four managers managers as s hown.



  The panels panels should be on the left left side side of the graphics graphics window window as shown.

Planes o Note: It does not matter which which panel is currently currently opened. It could be the Toolpaths , th e Solids , th e Planes  o r  Levels panel the Levels  panel as shown. shown. ♦

  To hide hide all all panel panels, s, click click on the Auto Hide icon as shown.

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C reat ion T utoria l 1: Geometry Cr



Step 1: Set t ing Up U p The Gra phic a l User I nt erfa c e

  The panels panels wil willl be hidden hidden to the left left of the graphics graphics window window as shown.

Note: To To un-hide them temporally, you can click click on on e of the Managers  to open it as shown.

While creating While creating th e geometry, keep the Manager  panels  panels hidden. This ensures more space in the graphics window wi ndow for the geometry.

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St ep 2: Crea te A R ec t a ngle

STEP 2: CREATE A RECTANGLE In this step you will will le learn arn how to create a rectangle rectangle given given the width, the height, and the anchor position.

Step Preview:

2.1 Create the 130mm by 42mm rectangle WIREFRAME ♦

  From the Shapes Shapes group,  group, select Rectangle.

Note: Select Select the rectangle rectangle icon as shown. If I f you cl click ick too close to the drop d own arrow, a fly-out fly-out list of  commands appears and you can select the top Rectangle command. ♦

  Enter the Width Width and  and the Height and press Enter.

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Step 2: Creat e A R ec t angle



  To select select the position position of the base point, point, from the General the General Selection toolbar, Selection  toolbar, click on the drop down arrow next to AutoCursor to  AutoCursor as shown.



  From the fly-out fly-out menu select Origin.



  To see the entire rectangle, right right mouse click in the graphics graphics window window and select F select Fit it as  as shown.

F1. Note: To fit the geometry to the screen you can also press Alt press  Alt + F1. ♦

  A previ preview ew of the geometr geometry y should should look look as shown.

Note: The geometry shou ld appear in a cyan blue color which which is the color for live live entities. entities. While Whil e the rectangle is is live you can a djust the dimensions or select a new base point.

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St ep 2: Crea te A R ec t a ngle



  Select the OK button to exi exitt the Rectangle command.



  The geometry should look as shown.

Note: While While creati creating ng geometry geom etry for this this tutorial, if if you make m ake a mistake, yo u can un do the last step using the Undo  icon Undo

 Ctrl + Z . You can undo as many steps as needed. or by pr pre ess ssiing ng Ctrl needed. If you delete delete or undo a step by 

mistake, just use the Redo Redo  ico n

o r p re ress  Ctr  Ctrll + Y .

To delete unwanted geometry, sele select ct the geometry fi first rst and then press Delete press  Delete from  from the keyboard. To zoom tor unzoom, move the cursor to the center center of the geometry geometry and scroll scroll up or down on the mouse wheel.

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Step 3: Crea te T he Para llel Lines

STEP 3: CREATE THE PARALLEL LINES In this step you will learn how to create parallel lines to existing lines given the distance between the lines. We are creating the lines to use as part of the geometry as well as the construction lines.

Step Preview:

WIREFRAME ♦

  From the Lines Lines group,  group, select Line select Line Parallel. Parallel .



  [Select a line]: Select Select Entity  Entity A as A  as shown.

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St ep 3: Crea t e T he Pa ra llel Lines

  [Sele [Select ct the point to place a parallel parallel line through through]: ]: Pick a point to the left left of the selected line. line.

Note: The The color of the geometry is cyan which means that the entity is "live" "live" and you can stil stilll change the line  parameters  para meters if needed needed..   In the Line the  Line Parallel panel, Parallel  panel, enter the Distance 35.0. 35.0. ♦   Press Enter Press Enter to move the line to the proper distance. ♦

Note: To continue using the same command you can either select the OK and Create New Operation Operation button  button OK button. or press Enter  press Enter . To exit exit the command yo u can either start a new command o r select select the OK  button.



  Press Enter Press Enter to continue.

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Step 3: Crea te T he Para llel Lines

  [Select a line]: Select Select Entity  Entity B as shown.

  [Sele [Select ct the point to place a parallel parallel line through]: Pick a point to the left left of the selected line. line. ♦   Enter the Distance 10.0. 10.0.





  Press Enter Press  Enter to mov e the line to the proper distance. distance.



  Press Enter Press  Enter to continue.

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Tutoriall 1: Toolpath Crea Tutoria C reation tion

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Overview Of St eps T ak aken To Creat e T he Fina l Pa rt :

OVERVIEW OF STEPS TAKEN TO CREATE THE FINAL PART: Create the necessary Toolpaths to machine the part:

  The stude student nt wil willl set up up the stoc stock k size to be used and and the cl clampi amping ng method method used. used. Facing ing tool toolpath path wi will ll be cre create ated d to re remove move mate materi rial al fr from om the the fa face ce of the par part. t. ♦   A Fac ♦   A Roughing toolpath wi will ll be crea created ted to to remove remove the bulk of materi material al in prepar preparation ation for a fini finish sh toolpath. toolpath. Finish sh toolpath toolpath wil willl be cre created ated to machine machine the le leftover ftover materi material al from the roughing operati operation. on. ♦   A Fini ♦

Backplot and Verify the file:

  Backpl Backplot ot wil willl be used to simulate simulate a stepstep-by-ste by-step p process process of the tool’s movements. Veri rify fy wil willl be used to to watch watch a tool tool mac machin hine e the part out out of a solid solid model model.. ♦   Ve ♦

Post Process the file to generate the G-code: ♦

  The student wi will ll then post process process the fi file le to obtain obtain an NC fi file le contai containing ning the nece necessary ssary code code for the machi machine. ne.

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T utoria l 1: Toolpa th Crea t ion

Pa rt Set up:

PART SETUP SETUP::

SETUP SHEET:

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Step 1: Selec t T he Ma c hine And Set Up T he St oc k

STEP 1: SELECT THE MACHINE AND SET UP THE STOCK In Mastercam, you select a Machine Definition before creating any toolpath. toolpath. The Machine Definition  is a model of your machine’s capabilities and features. It acts like a template for setting up your machine. The machine definition ties together three main components: the schematic model of your machine’s components, the control definition that models your control capabilities, and the post processor that will generate the required machine code (G-code). For a Mill Essentials exercise (2D toolpaths), we need just a basic machine definition.

Note: For the purpose of this tutorial, tutorial, we wi will ll be using the Default the  Default Mill  MM   MM machine.

1.1 Unhide the Toolpaths Manager Manager panel  ♦

  From the le left ft side of the graphi graphics cs wi window, ndow, cl click ick on the Toolpaths  tab as shown.



  Pin the  Toolpaths Manager by clicking on the  Auto Hide icon as shown.



  The manager panels w  wil illl be transl translated ated to to the lower left corner of the gra graphi phics cs wi window ndow..

Note:: If a  Machine Group already Note Group  already exists in the Toolpaths Manager, skip the next step.

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St ep 1: Selec t The M ac hine And Set Up T he Stoc k

1.2 Select the machine Note: If another machine is already already selected, from from the Machine Machine ribbon  ribbon in the Machine Type group select  Design.. Then in the Toolpaths Manager  , click on the Delete all operations , Design operations , groups  groups and tools icon tools icon to remove

the existing Machine existing  Machine Group. Group. ♦

  Press Alt + F1 to fit fit the geometr geometry y to the scre screen. en.

MACHINE ♦

  Fom the Machine area area,, click click on the drop down arrow arrow bel below ow Lathe and select Manage List.



  Select LATHE DEFAULT MM.MCAM-LMD fr from om the li list st and press Add .

Note: Once you sele select ct the Lathe Default the Default the ribbon bar changes to reflect the toolpaths that could be used  with Lathe with  Lathe machine.  machine.

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Step 1: Selec t T he Ma c hine And Set Up T he St oc k



  Sele Select ct the plus sign (+) in front front of Properties in the Toolpaths Manager to expand the  Toolpaths Group Properties.



  Select Tool settings to set the tool par parame ameter ters. s.



  Chang Change e the para paramet meters ers to to match match the scr scree een n shot in in  Figure: 1.2.1. 1.2.1.

Figure: 1.2.1

Default program number  is used to enter a number if your

machine requires a number for a program name. Assign Ass ign tool numbers numbers sequentially allows you to overwrite the

tool number from the library with the next available tool number. (First operation tool number 1; second operation tool number 2, etc.). Warn of duplicate tool numbers allows you to get a warning if 

you enter two tools with the same number. Override defaults  with modal values enables the system to

keep the values that you enter. Feed Calculation set to From tool uses feed rate, plunge rate,

retract rate, and spindle speed from the tool definition.

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T utoria l 1: Toolpa th Crea t ion

St ep 1: Selec t The M ac hine And Set Up T he Stoc k



  Select the Stock Setup  tab to defi define ne the stock stock..



  Choose Choose the Properties button to set up the stock for the Left Spindle.



  Def Define ine the stock by setting setting the stock geometry geometry (Cyli (Cylinder) nder) and enteri entering ng the stock dimensions. dimensions.



  Ensure you enabl enable e Use Margins and enter the value valuess as shown in Figure: in  Figure: 1.2.2. 1.2.2.

Figure: 1.2.2

enter the outer diamete diameterr of the fi final nal part. You can can also click click on the Sele Select ct button and pick pick a point OD is used to enter from the geometr geometry. y. Length  is used to enter enter the lengt length h of the fi finished nished part. part. Again Again you can click click on the Sele Select ct button and pick a point from from the geometr geometry. y.  allows ows you to add extra stock to the fi final nal part size. size. OD margin  all  allows ows you to enter a value value as a Use Margins all radius radi us value that wil willl be adde added d to the fi final nal par partt to def define ine the stock stock’s ’s outer diamete diameter. r. Left margin  allows you to add a value value to the stock’s left left side. Right margin all  allows ows you to add a value to the stock’s right side. side.

Note: The stock  mod  mod el that yo u create can be displayed with the part geometry when view v iewing ing the file file or the toolpaths, during backplot, or while while verifying verifying toolpaths. You can create stock on the lef leftt or right sp indle indle..

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T ut oria l 1: T oolpa t h Crea tion

Step 1: Selec t T he Ma c hine And Set Up T he St oc k



  Select the OK  button to exit the Machine Component Component Manager - Stock dialog box.



  Ensure Ensure that Left Spindle is selected and then select the Properties button in the Chuck Jaws area area as shown. shown.



  Make the nece necessary ssary changes to defi define ne the chuck size, the cla clamping mping method and the stock position. position. Ensure that you choose the cl clampi amping ng method OD #1 as shown.

 parameters rs determine determine whe where re the ref refere erence nce point is is in rela relation tion to the stock. Position  paramete positions ons the chuck jaw on the stock using the sel selecte ected d clamping clamping method's method's refe reference rence point. You You From stock positi can ca n choose choose how muc much h of the sto stock ck the the jaw gr grip ips. s. ♦

  Select the OK  button to exit the Machine Component Manager - Chuck Jaws  dialog box.

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St ep 1: Selec t The M ac hine And Set Up T he Stoc k

  Set the Display Options as shown.

  Select the OK  button to exit exit the Machine Group Properties dialog box. fit the draw drawing ing to the scree screen. n. ♦   Press  Alt + F1  to fit ♦   The stock should should look look as show. ♦

Note: The stock is not geometry and cannot be selected.

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St ep 2: Fac e The Pa rt

STEP 2: FACE THE PART Face toolpaths allow the user to quickly clean the stock from one end of the part and create an even surface for future

operations. Note that we do not have to chain any geometry to create the toolpath because of the extra material we specified on the right face in the stock setup. You can also select points to dictate where Mastercam will create the facing operation.

Toolpath Preview:

TURNING ♦

  From the General  group, select the Face icon.



  Select the OD Rough Right - 80 Degree tool and enter enter the comme comment nt as shown.

Note: The Feed rate and rate  and the Spindle speeds are speeds are based on the Mastercam Tool Definitions. Definitions. They can be changed at any time based based on the material material that you are going to machine. machine.

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St ep 2: Fa c e T he Part

  Ne Next xt you wil willl have to set paramete parameters rs in the Face parameters  page.

Note: If you a cci ccidentally dentally click click on the OK   but button ton

beffor be ore e you se sett th the e par parame amete ters rs in al alll of the page pagess the

toolpath has, from the Toolpaths Manager  , click on  Parameters  Parameters as  as shown. Once you complete all the pages and select the OK   b u tto n

fro m th e Toolpaths Manager  , click on the

Regenerat Rege nerate e a ll dirty operations ic operations icon on to ensure that all the changes you ma de were were applied applied to the toolpath.



  Select the Face parameters tab and make al alll of the nec necessa essary ry change changess as shown. shown.

height ght at which which the tool rapi rapids ds to or from the part part.. Entry amount sets the hei value. Rough stepover sets the roughing pass value. finish nish pass value. Finish stepo stepover ver sets the fi determ ermine iness how fa farr past past the ce cente nterr of the part the tool wi will ll cut. Overcut amount det Retract amount dete determi rmines nes the the di distanc stance e the tool moves awa away y from from the fa face ce of the par partt before before it moves moves to to the

startt of the nex star nextt cut. cut. remaining ning stock after after the tool comple completes tes all all passes. Stock to leave sets the remai cutting closest closest to the cente centerr line line and cut away away from from the Cut away from the center line sets the tool to start cutting centerr line cente line at each pass.

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