How to machine this part?

[CyborgCNC]

Hello fellow MC users...

I was wondering if anyone of you can offer some insight as to the best approach to machine this part. I know it it very simple, and I can do some simple pocket cuts, but notice how one edge is at an angle.

If I was going to machine this from the top (as the wcs is currently oriented) is there a way to machine the tenon part, while maintaining the angle on the edges? I guess this is what I need help with, but I could not figure out a toolpath in mastercam to help me do it. I know there is probably some parameter which I am not providing MC. Using MC x2.

Any help would greatly be appreciated...thanks in advance!

[chippah]

was gonna try to help....but I keep getting a corrupt file message
I'm working with MX2
what machine you working with,
Fadal I hope
G Code .cam .gcd .nc pt4 (proto trak)
send you'r file to chip@bright.net
just send you'r DXF DWG file (or any other Master cam compatable file)

[CyborgCNC]

Hey thanks!

Here is the file in parasolid binary format....

[cadcam]

I did this with tow different tools one a .25 sharp and a .25 ball to let you see both. I used flowline for the path.

[CyborgCNC]

there is a lot more to flowline than I thought!

Thanks! That looks promising...now to actually go cut it...from the simulation it seems pretty straight forward.

THanks again for taking the time to look at this.

[cadcam]

Hope that helped. Let me know how it goes.

[kiemkhach]

Hello all MC users

I got the same problem
2D work fine, but solid so hard for me

I already try parallel toolpath,and contour toolpath, but have not success

Anyone know how to program this part please drop for me a tips or short tutorial I will appreciate your help

Thank you in advance

[cadcam]

Review this one.Of to santa barbra with the kids for the day.

[kiemkhach]

Thanks CadCam

Your program look very good ,but we need to make 2 ops to finish the contour,the way cutting not perfect
programming this part on 2D is better than programming on solid


Thank you so much

[cadcam]

I am not sure what you are saying as this was 2D cutting. Are you saying not as a good because I have to ops to finish?
I also can do in one op I chose two do to the shape and making more effecent path.

[kiemkhach]

OK!Now I understand why you make 2 ops



Thanks you so much

[ehsanmax]

I was wondering if anyone of you can help me make this part. I understand it to be very simple for MC users. This just doesn't happen to be my field of expertise. and I have just started learning the basics to creating geometry in mastercam. I need to machine this part in my uni workshop's CNC milling machine as part of an assignment.

Using MC x2.

Any help would greatly be appreciated
thanks in advance!