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Mold Advice


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I am trying to help my friend with his first mold. Also, this is my first mold. Very limited experience with the MasterCam and the new toolpaths.

The ops that I selected are based upon my best guess. ;) I need some advice on if I am heading the right direction on toolpaths or is there a much better way?

 

Now the qualifiers are out of the way.

Material: 7075 Alum

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I am trying to help my friend with his first mold. Also, this is my first mold. Very limited experience with the MasterCam and the new toolpaths.

The ops that I selected are based upon my best guess. ;) I need some advice on if I am heading the right direction on toolpaths or is there a much better way?

 

Now the qualifiers are out of the way.

 

Material: 7075 Alum (machine to size except Z level slightly thick)

Machine: 3 axis Milltronics Centroid Controls (if that matters) Max RPM 5000

 

Any advice would greatly be appreciated as always.

 

Sorry, file would not attach. I can send my email.

 

Thanks

Ken

 

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Id start by not trying to do it all with one toolpath.

 

Theres lots of features and you can take advantage of several different paths.

 

Dont be afraid to zig/zag doing 3d work either, not everything needs to be climb cut.

If i got some time this afternoon i can email you back a couplt examples.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PEACE :D

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