Lathe, Level 1-Includes Lathe Entry, plus surface creation, C-axis toolpaths, stock definition, stock view utility. Lathe Entry-3D wireframe geometry creation, dimensioning, importing and exporting of non-Mastercam CAD files (such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Solid Edge, Inventor, Parasolid, etc.), various toolpaths, backplot, posting. Mill, Level 3-Includes Mill, Level 2, plus 5-axis wireframe toolpaths, more powerful surface rough and finish machining, multiaxis toolpaths.ĥ-Axis add-on-5-Axis roughing, finishing, flowline multisurface, contour, depth cuts, drilling, advanced gouge checking. Mill, Level 2-Includes Mill, Level 1, plus additional toolpaths, toolpath projection, surface rough and finish machining, surface pocketing, containment boundaries, check surfaces.
Mill, Level 1-Includes Mill Entry, plus surface creation, many additional toolpaths (for all construction and tool planes), highfeed machining, toolpath editor, toolpath transforms, stock definition. Mill Entry-Includes Design, plus various toolpaths (top construction and tool planes only), posting, backplot, verify. The following list describes the Mastercam product levels:ĭesign-3D wireframe geometry creation, dimensioning, importing and exporting of non-Mastercam CAD files (such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Solid Edge, Inventor, Parasolid, etc.). Mastercam supports many types of machines, each with a choice of levels of functionality, as well as offers optional add-ins for solid modeling, 4-axis machining, and 5-axis machining.
Mastercam X2 provided many enhancements over the previous version. It also represented a fundamental shift in the way the application was configured. With the release of Mastercam X (10), the application became a true Windows-based application, as opposed to one ported over from DOS.
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