
Explore Delcam PowerMill CAD CAM for CNC programming, featuring five-axis motion simulation, macros and templates, and a rich tool library for molds, dies, and complex components.
Create a rectangular model in PowerMill with 100 by 50 dimensions and drafting angles. Then save as a new model and import it into PowerShape for further processing in PowerMill.
Continue the facing operation in Delcam PowerMILL CAD CAM CNC Programming by configuring tools, editing settings, and running simulations from start to verify stock depth, speed, and finishing passes.
Learn pocket milling in PowerMILL by creating a pocketed stock, defining the work plane, picking a tool, applying go area clearance with pattern and step-down, and simulating the toolpath.
Demonstrates pocket milling with a draft angle, creating and extruding a workpiece, selecting a tool, applying a 30-degree top draft, and simulating the operation.
Create a slot drilling operation by building rectangle and circle geometry, adjusting radii and depths, and applying solid extrusion. Apply feature machining, ADF clearance, finishing, verification, and simulation.
Learn to set up a slot milling operation in power mill by selecting pocket methods (center point, counterpoint, midpoint), defining geometry, applying finishing and clearance, and simulating the toolpath.
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What is PowerMill
PowerMill provides comprehensive milling strategies for high-speed and 5-axis machining, providing you with the tools you need for manufacturing molds, dies, and highly complex parts. In this class, we will take a look at using PowerMill to program a variety of different milling parts. While this class is meant to familiarize you with the details of programming parts in PowerMill, the main objective of this class is to teach you the workflow of programming parts in PowerMill. Focusing on the workflow as opposed to specific tools and details in the software will ensure the smoothest possible transition between programming parts in this class, and confidently taking what you've learned into your shop.
Power MILL Class schedule is as follows
1. Getting Started
2. Machining Setup
3. Area Clearance
4. Finish Machining Strategies
5. Leads and Links
6. Boundaries
7. Levels and Sets
8. Editing Toolpaths
9. 2D (Feature Set) Machining
10. Collision Checking
11. Patterns
12. Wireframe Modeller
13. NC Programs
14. Setup Sheets
15. Customizing PowerMILL
16. Specialist Finishing (PRO)
17. Component Thickness (PRO)
18. Stock Models (PRO)
19. CAD to CAM