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About Surface Tab Commands
#Sweep
#Net
#Revolve
#Offset
#Loft
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#Surface Sweep
Use this function to create a surface by sweeping curves along a path. You define the surface with two types of curves, the across curves (which perform the sweep, defining the surface's cross-sections) and the along curves (which defines the sweep's path or trajectory).
#Surface Net
Use this function bar to create net surfaces (surfaces constructed from a network of intersecting curves). Usually, you chain a minimum of two across curves intersecting with two along curves.
#Surface Revolve
Use this function to create revolved surfaces, surfaces that are circular in one direction. Follow the prompts to select a profile and an axis of rotation. You can choose multiple profile entities to create multiple revolved surfaces simultaneously.
#Surface Offset
Use this function to offset one or more surfaces by a distance and a direction relative to the surface normal direction of each selected surface. Mastercam offsets surfaces in the positive normal direction when the offset distance is a positive value, and in the negative normal direction when the offset distance is a negative value.
#Surface Ruled/Lofted
Use this function to create ruled and lofted surfaces. You are prompted to chain two or more curves or chains of curves from which Mastercam creates the surface.
When you select curves for a ruled surface, the selected ends of each pair of curves (curve one and two, two and three, etc.) compose one edge of the surface. When you select a curve or chain of curves, the system places a temporary arrow at the closest endpoint to show which end you have selected. In order to better match your curves or chains of curves, you might want to select your curves using the Sync chaining method (Chaining Options dialog box), which lets you match curves manually or by entity, branch, node, or point.
When creating a ruled surface with three or more curves defining the boundary, Mastercam creates separate surfaces between each pair of curves, rather than one surface with sharp corners and ridges.
