Right, two more Quentin Tarantino style videos

- I don't think either of them are cool, but there might be the odd nugget of an idea to help someone

The first one shows how to get ViaCAD Pro (v7) to set a toolpath at an angle of -5 degrees, to make a base ramp and then create a series of cutting depth increments of 0.4mm from it. It then shows a surface being used to trim the lines flush in the X,Y plane, so as to eliminate the 'air cuts' in the early stages of machining, as CamBam will be using the Engraving MOP for processing them.
Video two just shows how the lines and curves are used to create the toolpath.
Just note that the order you select the polylines within the MOP is important, as that is the order they will be machined by CamBam.
Martin.
http://screencast.com/t/izVvh7C0uhttp://screencast.com/t/yAlFeYreU7qy