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Mastercam Surface Tab || Surface Blend || Three Fillet Blend || Fillet to Surface || Split

Mastercam in this Video we show u Mastercam Surface Tab Modify Commands #Two Surface Blend #Three Surface Blend #Three Fillet Blend #Fillet to Surface #Split 📌 For Join our Telegram Public Channel:- Mastercam Tutorial - Cipetian Educational Zone https://t.me/Mastercamtutorial 👇🏼👉🏼 Mastercam for Beginners Tutorial in Hindi - All Commands in Detail:    • Mastercam Basic Tutorial in Hindi - All Co...   👇🏼👉🏼 Mastercam CNC Lathe Operations Tutorial :    • Mastercam CNC Lathe Operation Tutorials   👇🏼👉🏼 Mastercam CNC Lathe Practice Exercise Tutorial in Hindi:    • Mastercam CNC Lathe Exercise Tutorials   👇🏼👉🏼 Mastercam Lathe - C & Y axis Tool Paths Practice Exercise in English:    • Mastercam Lathe  - C & Y axis Programming ...   👇🏼👉🏼 Mastercam CNC Milling 2D Operations Tutorial with all Cutting Parameter Details in Hindi - Tips & Tricks:    • Mastercam Mill 2D Operation Tutorials   👉🏼👇🏼 Mastercam CNC Milling (VMC) Tutorial For 2D Tool-path & Modeling Tutorial in Hindi - Practice Exercises:    • Mastercam Mill 2D Exercise Tutorials   👇🏼👉🏼 MasterCam 3D Modeling Tutorial in Hindi - With Tips & Tricks:    • Mastercam Mill Drawing & Modeling Tutorials   👇🏼👉🏼 Mastercam Mill 3D - Surface High Speed Tool paths:    • Mastercam Mill 3D Programming Tutorials - ...   Be Connected we will Update for More Videos on Mastercam #Two Surface Blend Use this function to blend two surfaces by creating a third surface that is tangent to the surfaces you select. This function is useful for eliminating unwanted features in order to smooth out part of a surface model. After you select the surface, Mastercam displays a temporary arrow on the surface. Move the base of the arrow to where you want to blend the new surface to the existing surface. Then click to set the blend location. Type [F] to flip the curve, or press [Enter] to accept the position and select the next surface. When you have picked both surfaces, the new surface appears as a live entity. Use the function panel controls to perform further editing including, modifying the curvature (Magnitude), and reversing (Opposite) or twisting the blend surface. #Three Surface Blend Use this function to blend three surfaces by creating a fourth surface that is tangent to the three surfaces you select. This function is useful for eliminating unwanted features in order to smooth out part of a surface model. After you select a surface, Mastercam displays a temporary arrow on the surface. Move the base of the arrow to where you want to blend the new surface to the existing surface. Then click to set the blend location. Type [F] to flip the curve, or press [Enter] to accept the position and select the next surface. When you have picked all three surfaces, the surface appears as a live entity. Use the function panel controls to perform further editing including, modifying the curvature (Magnitude), and reversing (Opposite) or twisting the blend surface. #Three Fillet Blend Use this function to blend three intersecting fillet surfaces by creating one or more surfaces that are tangent to the first three surfaces. This function is useful for rounding the corners of a filleted "box." It is similar to blending three surfaces. However, with this option Mastercam calculates the location where the blend surface(s) are tangent to the fillet surfaces #Fillet to Surfaces Use this function to create one or more fillet surfaces, each of which is tangent to two surfaces. You are prompted to select two sets of surfaces. The system attempts to create fillet surfaces by pairing each surface in the first set with each surface in the second set. You can select one set, but it must contain at least two surfaces. With one set, the system attempts to create fillet surfaces by pairing each surface in the set with every other surface in the set. In some cases, having only one set of surfaces could prove more time-consuming. For example, if you have multiple surface walls and a single surface floor all in a single set, the system looks for intersections between all walls and the floor. If, however, you select the walls as one set of surfaces and the floor as the second set of surfaces, the system looks for intersections only between each wall and the floor. #Surface Split Use this function to break a surface at a fixed position along one of the surface directions. When you select the surface to split, Mastercam displays a temporary arrow on the surface. You may need to rotate the geometry to bring the arrow into view. When the system breaks the selected surface, it creates two trimmed surfaces and blanks the original surface.