One piece of advice I received on the multi-axis toolpaths is to only make 1 change at a time. This way you can see the difference if there is any. Aaron's tip on the collision settings is also great advice, get the toolpath working before you add the collision settings.

+1000!

Look at the backplot details (X, Y, Z coordinates as you step along) to see what the toolpath is doing. You are using the multiple passes option within the toolpath?

Aaron, Your response is very detailed, I am sure the user will greatly appreciate it as I know I did! Kudos and thank you!!!

Michael Keller was the head of service for the America's.

I can't help but laugh!

I had it happen 2 times, verify and Vericut looked great. Vericut sent a person out to video tape the control, after that they had a major software update. The problem was the min arc setting in Mastercam, the control was not capable of reading the code properly.

Fanuc control?

It is a powerful software but I am not sure how expensive it is.

You made a wise purchase!

I use Inventor for these with the Mesh Enabler addon.

Spend more now to avoid having to upgrade in a year from now. My laptop is over 3 years old and still handles Mastercam well.

Honestly none of those, look at a Dell Precision 7740 with an Nvida Quadro Video card. Min of 32 GB of ram, 64GB is preferred.

Make sure it is Windows 10 that you throw it through...never liked that window!!!!

A comparison between X9 and 2020. https://blog.caminstructor.com/mastercam-x9-vs-mastercam-2020?utm_campaign=Mastercam Video Blog&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=74063681&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9dHO0JYvZlHHcKgCYy_mp1RK0sNkr9QyTbUduGaZLNj-x1h5hVwzZi89zqUsPGgSPMNh0wIj_8XP-jTZlWLUWLoe9NPw&_hsmi=74063681