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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 />

How to set the Machining Origin using the Enter Method<br />

In the Origin group, select Enter Origin, and type a value in the X, Y, and Z boxes to define the origin location.<br />

The values are from the WCS.<br />

The default directions of the Machining Origin follow that of the WCS.<br />

To change the direction of one the coordinate system axes, click next to X, Y, or Z Direction to reverse the<br />

positive and negative direction of the corresponding axis.<br />

How to set the Machining Origin using Pick From Existing UCS<br />

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In the Origin group, select Pick From Existing UCS. The UCS list becomes available.<br />

Click the UCS list arrow and select the desired UCS.<br />

Other Settings<br />

This group provides default settings that are used for all features inserted in the selected Machine Setup in the<br />

<strong>CAM</strong> Tree.<br />

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Work Offset ‐ click the arrow to select the proper work offset from the list.<br />

Clearance plane ‐ type a value to set the distance above the part for rapid tool movements between features.<br />

This is an absolute value from the machining origin for the setup.<br />

Define Rotary Axis ‐ opens the Define Rotary Axis dialog box for you to set the rotary axis.<br />

To finish the Machine Setup, click OK.<br />

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

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