CAM simulation for the Path Workbench

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shaise
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CAM simulation for the Path Workbench

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Hi Everyone,

This is an announcement for a new feature in the Path workbench: CAM simulation.
A new toolbar button added, when pressed, A task window will appear letting you select a job, and tool paths, and then a cut simulation will be performed on the defined Stock object.
Right now it supports only standard 3 axis mill and 3 tools: flat, chamfer and round endmills.
Please let me know about any bugs found.
Thanks to everyone who helped me with this task.

shai

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Thanks!
Eager waiting to occur in daily ...
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This is incredible!!!!

Wow! Excellent work!
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Very nice!!!
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Beautiful work.You are a blessing for freecad .
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Shai for president!
Absolutely wonderful!
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Thanks everyone for the kind words, but the real heroes are the Path Workbench developers. 8-)
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