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Insert a Contour Macro: Use the "Contour" icon to start a path. You can draw this manually using straight lines and arcs or import a .DXF file if you have a pre-made drawing.

  1. Create a complete NC program for a cabinet part (drilling, grooving, contour routing).
  2. Implement parametric variables (x, y, #L, #S) to adapt a single program to multiple part sizes.
  3. Simulate and detect collisions using the 3D viewer.
  4. Use conditional statements (IF...ELSE...ENDIF) and loops (REPEAT...UNTIL).

Instead of programming individual machine movements, you use Macros—pre-defined processing sequences. Creating Contours (F6):

A final project requires the learner to program a "drawer front with handle cutout" containing:

: Ensure the workpiece is correctly oriented relative to the machine's stop pins. 2. Apply Processing Macros