You can use the Strategy tab of the Hole Feature Properties dialog to edit the machining strategy of a Hole feature.
Combine with similar holes into canned cycle — By default, a tool retracts to the Z rapid plane between operations. Enable this option and then select whether to Retract to the Z rapid plane or the lower Plunge clearance plane after drilling each hole. This option also creates more efficient NC code by entering the canned cycle mode only once.
Machining Type — Select from:
Spot Drill — Enable this option to add a spot drill operation to the Hole feature.
Attempt chamfer w/ spot — Enable this option to try to cut the chamfer during spot drilling. If no available tool can spot and chamfer without gouging the hole, a separate chamfer operation is created.
Pilot Drill — Enable this option to add a pilot drill operation to the Hole feature.
Drill — Enable this option to add a drilling operation to the manufacture of the hole. This operation is usually undersized in preparation for later reaming or boring.
Drill large counterdrill first — For Counter Drill holes, select this option to do the counterdrill operation before the drill operation.
Ream — Enable this option to add a Ream operation to the Hole feature. This option drills a Hole undersized and then reams it to size. The diameter of the drill is between 93% and 97% of the final Hole diameter.
Ream before chamfer — Enable this option to do the Ream operation before the Chamfer operation. This avoids pushing any kind of burr or edge back up onto the chamfer if the chamfer is a sealing surface.
Tap type — This option is available for Tapped Hole features. Select the type of tap from:
Bore — Enable this option to add a Bore operation to the Hole feature. Boring places a hole accurately.