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- Surfaces–Parallel cuts
- Surfaces–Cuts along curve
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- Surfaces–Morph between two curves
- Surfaces–Morph between two surfaces
- Surfaces–Parallel to multiple curves
- Surfaces–Parallel to surface
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- Trimesh–Rough
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The Cuts along curve pattern allows the user to create a toolpath orthogonal to a drive curve. That means that if the selected curve as 'Lead' is not a straight line, the cuts are not parallel to each other.
Station: CAM-Surfaces-CutAlongCurve.
Video: https://youtu.be/geG1b6Vg2-E.
