Get Your Mill Programming Standardized | Mastercam Webinar

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Our expert David Ferguson walks us through best practices in standardizing mill programming in Mastercam, saving you time along the way. Recorded from a live presentation June 11, 2020, this video covers:
• Steps to automate your roughing
• Reusing proven toolpaths by using Export/Import
• Using Mastercam Basic Template Files
• Tips for 3 Axis Multi-setup parts
Some files shown are from CamInstructor.com
#Standardize #Automate #Mastercam

[@chazz.zaragoza.9561]

I can't tell you how grateful I am that you took the time to upload this optimization guide. Informationally dense and straight to the point, 10/10 will have to watch again

[@MLCCADSystems]

Thank you for the glowing feedback! I'll let the team know and we'll keep working on great content!

[@jeffholmgren8851]

This is master’s degree of master cam university stuff. The first basic cam program I used I expected to work it like this. How disappointed I was . Now I see the light. Please train me! I am grasshopper🥋

[@isaacakes4789]

this is must know information for any kind of job shop programmer or just any kind of person wanting to kick up their game. thanks for this gold nugget.

[@MLCCADSystems]

Thank you for the kind feedback and the subscription!

[@gregburnham7507]

Thanks for this, i shared this with the team to get us more streamlined. AWSOME content.

[@MLCCADSystems]

Awesome thank you!

[@Lovebeats86]

You are amazing!! Thanks a lot bro

[@MLCCADSystems]

Glad it helped

[@policebox1092]

Awesome

[@vimaldesai4884]

very nice informative

[@MLCCADSystems]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@gertkristensen6451]

small simpel things but help is big make more like this tips

[@MLCCADSystems]

Will do! Subscribe to get notified as new videos are released.

[@ipadize]

9:07 now imagine we have an advanced cutting parameters page (in the tool editor) where we can define every cutting parameter of every toolpath available in mastercam (choosing per dropdown menu, as many as i want until every possible parameter has been set) for every stock material we have created. That would be a huge improvement imo

[@MLCCADSystems]

I recommend reaching out directly to your local Value-Added Reseller or to Mastercam to give them ideas like these. If they are bugs or are workflow related issues, they can assist you with getting up and running smoothly very quickly. If your recommendation will help make the product better a request can be submitted for consideration in future releases.

[@ipadize]

@@MLCCADSystems i have a whole list of features i would like to see in the next releases but im not done yet ^^

[@MLCCADSystems]

Sounds good, feedback is always helpful, just make sure you know we don't send video comments to Mastercam directly for consideration as enhancements.

[@ipadize]

@@MLCCADSystems okay thank you :) i will send them an email when im ready :)

[@gertkristensen6451]

fucking gooood tips tumps up

[@iexcedo6918]

Tabs, there's a tab point. I've been manually drawing them for what seems like forever. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@MLCCADSystems]

It is amazing what you'll pick up when you watch an expert at work!

[@sebastiantaylor2600]

​@@MLCCADSystems You aren't experts, you are God!!

[@ipadize]

57:07 still not working in 2022 hle. i am currently working on optimizing my post (another company is coding it for me) and i have told them that this bug exists. maybe they will throw out a bugfix hopefully

[@MLCCADSystems]

The home learning edition does not support any posting activities by design. Post-processors relate to putting the program onto a machine, which means you are making parts. HLE is for learning how to program the toolpaths only.

[@ipadize]

@@MLCCADSystems my bad, hle is at home for learning and at work we have 2021

[@Sonic_Specialties_LLC]

said "you know" 284 times

[@ipadize]

crazy you counted them all

[@Sonic_Specialties_LLC]

@@ipadize burned into my mind when someone told me I say “Um” too much in my demos.