Mastercam LATHE QUICK TOOL PATH POINT TOOL PATH AND MANUAL ENTRY

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Quick Toolpaths
Quick toolpaths are no longer available on the Mastercam ribbon. To create a new Quick toolpath, right-click the Toolpaths Manager and select Lathe toolpaths, Quick, Quick rough/finish/groove. You can also edit Quick toolpaths that already exist in part files. In addition, you can customize your Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar, or Context Menu to contain Quick toolpaths using File, Options.
There are three quick toolpath types which let you create simple toolpaths by entering only a few parameters. Click a toolpath type to learn more about it:
Quick Rough Toolpaths
Quick Finish Toolpaths
Quick Groove Toolpaths
Manual Entry
Use the Manual Entry dialog box to create an operation which inserts a block of text into an NC program when you post it.
Use the Change at Point dialog box to insert text at a specific point inside an operation or toolpath.
Lathe Point Toolpath
Use the Lathe Point Toolpath dialog box to create or edit a lathe point toolpath. When you start the toolpath, you are prompted to select the first point to which the tool will rapid from the home position. For each point, first choose the motion mode, and then click the desired location in the graphics window. Press [Esc] when you have finished selecting points. The Toolpath parameters tab, where you can select tool, coolant, stock, and other toolpath options, displays.
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[@armanshnan1875]

thankyou please when you finsh lathe can you explane c axis lathe in mastercam

[@mastercamsoftwaretraining6955]

Hi, good see some comments. I think i have finished the lathe now, the next is C Axis only left out. next class will be C axis fundamentals