Select any Edge or Sketch boundary to contain the drilling locations.

This area can be an Edge selection or a Sketch selection. No selection is needed if you want to face the area defined in the job Setup, Stock definition.

Contour Selection Select any Face, Edge or Sketch to define the machining boundary.

Side Use this to offset the contour inside or outside from the original edge or sketch geometry. Can be used to Etch along the edge of a profile.

That can be as few as 40 blocks/second on older machines and 1,000 blocks/second or more on a newer machine like the Haas Automation control.

That can be as few as 40 blocks/second on older machines and 1,000 blocks/second or more on a newer machine like the Haas Automation control.

You can select Edges from the model or Sketch geometry. This single line engraving can be used for scroll work or text.

That can be as few as 40 blocks/second on older machines and 1,000 blocks/second or more on a newer machine like the Haas Automation control.

You can also select Edges from the model or a Sketch boundary. This provides additional clearance for the Lead in and Lead out moves.

You can also select Edges from the model or a Sketch boundary. This provides additional clearance for the Lead in and Lead out moves.

These can be edges from the model or sketch geometry. You can select Open or Closed boundaries to guide the toolpath.

Instead of being able to select the entire outline of the sketch , it is over 1000 tiny contour segments.....

Instead of being able to select the entire outline of the sketch , it is over 1000 tiny contour segments.....

The dimensions will change then by a 1000 , I understand. Again, if you are talking about a model sketch , you can change the units at anytime.

I definitely do not have a 1000 components. One design may have a 1000 bodies.