STL model:
Reload from disk
triangles

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XY origin:	From STL model Centre Top left Bottom left Top right Bottom right
Z origin:	From STL model Top surface Bottom surface

Bounds:

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The physical size represented by each pixel of the heightmap. XY Resolution:
Heightmap:	px	WARNING: Large
Bottom side

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Process surface
Stop

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Tool shape:	Ball-nose end mill Flat end mill
Tool diameter:
X/Y feed rate:
Z feed rate:
Height to move above the part for rapid moves. This is relative to the top surface of the part. Rapid Z clearance:
Spindle:		rpm

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Cut direction:	Horizontal (along X) Vertical (along Y)
Perpendicular distance between consecutive passes. Step over:
Maximum deviation of a flat surface, if cut by a ball-nose end mill with the given diameter and given step over. Nominal deviation:
Maximum depth of cut for a single pass. Where the required depth exceeds this amount, it will be achieved with multiple passes. Step down:
Distance to keep tool away from finished model geometry. This leaves behind material for a finishing pass to clean up. Stock to leave:

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Only generate roughing passes. Don't generate the finishing pass. If you only want the finishing pass, set the step down larger than the height of the model. Roughing only
Reduce plunge forces by ramping the cutter diagonally where possible. Ramp entry (UNIMPLEMENTED)
Don't cut the top surface of the part. This saves wasting time on slowly moving the cutter back and forth across flat top surfaces. Omit top (UNIMPLEMENTED)
Where the model geometry can be more faithfully reproduced by cutting below the part, cut below the part. This allows you to cut straight sides with a ball-nose end mill without leaving a radius at the bottom. Clear bottom

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Generate toolpath
Stop

Save G-code
Cycle time estimate: ?
Delete job