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V25 Getting Started - BobCAD-CAM

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<strong>BobCAD</strong>‐<strong>CAM</strong> Version 25 <strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong> Guide<br />

The Stock Wizard & Part Orientation for Mill, Router, Plasma, Laser and Water‐Jet<br />

This help topic describes the layout of and provides navigation through the Milling Stock Wizard tutorials.<br />

Important Information<br />

Before creating any milling features, you must create milling stock from which the part is cut. If you try to<br />

insert a milling feature before creating stock, you are prompted to first run the Stock Wizard.<br />

The Stock Wizard parameters are explained in the Stock Wizard help topic.<br />

How to access the Stock Wizard<br />

The Stock Wizard is displayed in the<br />

Data Entry tab. To open the Stock Wizard, do one of the following:<br />

In the <strong>CAM</strong> Tree, right‐click Milling Stock, and click Stock Wizard.<br />

In the <strong>CAM</strong> Tree, under Milling Stock, right‐click Stock Geometry, and click Re/Select.<br />

The Stock Wizard Dialog Boxes<br />

Stock Type<br />

Select the stock type.<br />

Stock Definition<br />

Defines the stock size, shape and orientation in the Workspace.<br />

Machine Setup<br />

Select the Machine Setup, set the machining origin for the stock, and other machine settings.<br />

How to select the Stock Type<br />

In the Stock Type dialog box, select the appropriate Stock Type, and click<br />

Definition dialog box.<br />

next to go to the Stock<br />

Rectangular/Cylindrical<br />

These stock types both create stock by bounding the selected geometry in a rectangular or cylindrical<br />

stock. There are three methods used:<br />

17 Real CNC Programming Solutions for Global manufacturing |Copyright (c) <strong>BobCAD</strong>‐<strong>CAM</strong>, Inc. 2012

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