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Learn how to set up a high-speed milling operation in Mastercam. It focuses on creating a toolpath for milling three pockets using a 2D high speed dynamic mill toolpath, a preferred method for material removal. The narrator details selecting machining regions, setting up the tool with a half-inch flat end mill, adjusting cut parameters like stepover and stock to leave, and finalizing with entry motion and z clearance settings. The approach is tailored for parts that will undergo post-machining processes like shot peening, tumbling, and powder coating, where surface finish is not a priority.
00:00 Introduction to Mastercam Mill Setup
00:23 Starting with 3D Pockets: Toolpath Selection and Setup
01:22 Diving Deeper: Machining Parameters and Tool Selection
02:28 Finalizing the Dynamic Mill Toolpath
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