Practice exercise

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This is a practice exercise video solution.

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For this practice, we will use axial swarf.F3D.

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In the manufacturer workspace, we already have an adaptive clearing operation.

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Now we want to create a multi-axis swarf.

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Using the same tool, we're going to create a swarf based on contours as the drive mode and faces as the selection.

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You may need to reverse the arrow you see on screen, and then we're going to select ‘okay’.

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By default, it's going to hop up and above this cut-out.

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But if we modify the parameters on the past this section to minimize the axial motion,

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it allows to create the swarf toolpath without jumping up for that opening.

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From here, let's make sure that we save the design before moving on.