Once a feature has been extracted from the solid model and a machining operation

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Once a feature has been extracted from the solid model and a machining operation has been generated from it, is this the end of the process? If not, please briefly explain what needs to happen next. 10. Describe the difference between programming machining operations by hand and programming via a CAM software package. Under certain conditions, such as a very simple machining operation on a part, would there be an advantage to programming by hand as opposed to using CAM software? (Use the backside of this sheet if more writing space is required.)

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Question number 9:

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Once all this things had been done, it is time to make a CAM programing for the specific machine that you are using, or if it is not apply, it is time to do all drawings tha are needed before start mchining.

After machining, is very important to clean all the machine up.

Question number 10:

Machining operations by hand could be susceptible to errors because more concentration during de machining is needed, but if some error occurs during machining by hand, the piece of metal could be lost. By CAM programing could be errors,but they can be fixed it up before CAM machining starts.

When a very simple piece is going to be been machined, for example a one soulder shaft, is preferable to use machining by hand, because in this specific kind of pieces, CAM programing is more difficult because all things you should do, Vs. just start lathering and follow what the draw says, it should be just a couple of distances to take care of

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