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Study on the Application of Function in MASTERCAM and VERICUT Based CAD/CAM Software

Ye Lu

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Abstract

The paper introduces the function of Mastercam and VERICUT about CAD/CAM.MASTERCAM is one of the software which is used popularly in NC machining and moulds design,while VERICUT is famous software for NC simulation machining.Combining those two softwares can increase quality and efficiency of mechanical products by a big margin.

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The paper introduces the function of Mastercam and VERICUT about CAD/CAM.MASTERCAM is one of the software which is used popularly in NC machining and moulds design,while VERICUT is famous software for NC simulation machining.Combining those two softwares can increase quality and efficiency of mechanical products by a big margin.

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The paper introduces the function of Mastercam and VERICUT about CAD/CAM.MASTERCAM is one of the software which is used popularly in NC machining and moulds design,while VERICUT is famous software for NC simulation machining.Combining those two softwares can increase quality and efficiency of mechanical products by a big margin.

Key concepts: CAD, Machining, Margin (machine learning), Software, Engineering drawing, Function (biology), Computer science, Tool path

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