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Once the template has been completed you are brought back to the toolpath settings and can again edit the tool and materials to bring you closer to your final product. The software can calculate Z-axis cutting too allowing you to cut across the material rather than just down a single axis.

When your finished generating the toolpath you can save the design as either a slicing template or a toolpath. When a slicing template is saved it will be present in the drawing as a collection that you can use to quickly retrieve the settings for every component to be cut and show you how your part would look. Saving a toolpath is the equivalent of bringing a completed part into your machine as you would with a solid and it will be calculated ready to slice.

If you are designing a part for a different machine you can save the whole design as a toolpath template to transfer the settings into your machine environment. Creating a template in the software involves specifying the path to cut and the cutter you wish to use. This can be a single cutter for the whole part or it may be a collection of individual tools. There are no restrictions on the tools you can use so you can create and cut for up to 50 tools all at once.

At the moment the software cannot extract all of the settings and data from each toolpath onto a USB memory stick. It can however save all of the settings to a template that you can then transfer to a new project. This will take time to do and no file-based updates can be processed during this so you will need to create a new template.

If you have a CD-R, CD-RW or DVD writer/reader then a file-based update can be performed instantly. If you have downloaded the update before then it should be available and you can simply follow the prompts to install it. This will allow the software to pick up on all of the changes in your drawing and make all of the necessary changes to the toolpaths and materials so that it can be generated. 84d34552a1