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    radius on the end of the fins

    guys really badly need to finish this school project by wednesday. i still havent found a way to do the raduis on the end of the fins please help asap
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    this is from Mastercam proper

    you should have similar
    geometry to select is the arc on the fin end ( in RED )
    use 2Dcontour (ramp) as shown
    with a smaller cutter and small lead in/outs - I'm using a 4mm cutter in a 5mm wide slot
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    thanks heaps it worked


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