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Introduction to High-Speed Mold Machining
High-speed milling sequences are used to machine mold parts. These NC sequences are marked by high spindle rates and improved simulation of material removals.
With the Mold machining license 3AXIS_MOLD_TOOLING, you can create the following sequences on the 3-axis mill workcell. In a Creo Parametric session, you can add the 3AXIS_MOLD_TOOLING license to make the High Speed Milling group available on the Mill tab, without a need to end the current session. The existing high speed milling steps also become available in the model tree. Without this license the High Speed Milling group remains unavailable.
Milling
High Speed Milling
Holemaking
Face, Profile, Trajectory, Curve trajectory, Engraving, Chamfer, Round, Cutline, Manual
HSM Rough, HSM Rest Rough, HSM Finish, HSM Rest Finish
Standard, Pecking, Breakchip, Boring, Back boring, Reaming, Face, Tapping, Custom, Countersink, Back Countersink, Auto drilling
Click here to download models for these tutorials. Save the compressed folder MoldMachModels.zip to a local drive and extract the folders.
Creating High Speed Rough Sequence
Creating High Speed Rest Rough Sequence
Creating High Speed Finish Sequence
Creating High Speed Rest Finish Sequence
Working with Rough and Rest Rough Parameters
Working with Finish and Rest Finish Parameters
Creating Rough and Rest Rough Sequences Using Multiple Orientations