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Using multiple stock parts in a tombstone


Sumac Andy
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Hi All.

 

I have a tombstone arrangement where I wish to machine multiple (same) parts.

 

My question is, how do I get this to verify with the three individual pieces of stock as shown in the attached picture? (yellow, red and pink/purple?)

 

I can verify one piece but not all three at the same time.  Any ideas?

 

Sorry if this has been addressed elsewhere but a quick search has yielded no results that are of any use to me!

 

ATB.

 

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Boolean add, Boolean add,  Boolean add.     Done!

 

 

I would really like to know what you are on about!

Maybe I don't need to know, but now curiosity has got the better of me! 

Please can you explain 'BOOLEAN ADD'????? :question:  And how to do it in Mastercam?

 

Ta.

 

Andy.

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Another way is to use stock model select the "solid" option and window around all the solids that you want as your stock, then select that stock model when you verify.

 

Boolean add is an option is the solids drop down and is a way to combine multiple solids into one. You pick one solid as your target and the others to add to it.

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I would really like to know what you are on about!

Maybe I don't need to know, but now curiosity has got the better of me! 

Please can you explain 'BOOLEAN ADD'????? :question:  And how to do it in Mastercam?

 

Ta.

 

Andy.

This is a solids funtion to join one solid to another, note they must be touching each other.

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