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Both the X and Y axes can be flipped 180 degrees.

Select X & Y axes - Select a face or an edge to define the X axis and another face or edge to define the Y axis.

Both the Z and Y axes can be flipped 180 degrees.

Select Z axis/plane & Y axis - Select a face or an edge to define the Z axis and another face or edge to define the Y axis.

Both the Z and X axes can be flipped 180 degrees.

Select Z axis/plane & X axis - Select a face or an edge to define the Z axis and another face or edge to define the X axis.

Model orientation - Uses the coordinate system (WCS) of the current part for the tool orientation.

Setup WCS orientation - Uses the workpiece coordinate system (WCS) of the current setup for the tool orientation.

Orientation drop-down menu provides the following options to set the orientation of the X, Y, and Z triad axes: Specifies how the tool orientation is determined using a combination of triad orientation and origin options. The transition between layers is along a helical or ramping motion at a predefined slope angle for tools that are not capable of plunging. The only place where a tight cornering motion is necessary is on the final pass in each level where the tool follows the shape of the part and would otherwise leave an excessive amount of material.

This strategy is suitable for high speed machining because all transitional moves are smoothed to a minimum radius of curvature, and the slices can be made as shallow as necessary to limit the tool load. As with any implementation of this strategy, cutting along the full width of the tool is possible depending on the shape of the part. The strategy first makes a series of constant Z layers through the part, and then clears each one in stages from the middle to the edge of the horizontal area along offset passes. Pocket Clearing is one of two roughing strategies available for clearing large quantities of material effectively.