![]() Plungerate: This rate is dependent on the Metric Setting. Material: Not currently used but use the type material C3D uses if possible. Machine: This is not current used but you could differentiate if you have Shapeoko and/or Nomad Metric: If the tool is metric=1, if SAE/Imperial=0 Stickout: This is not corrently used and likely has to do with automatic change which C3d does not currently support.Ĭoating: This is not currently used but C3D sells coated bits and you could use that here Numflutes: This is the number of flutes on the bit (2,3,4 etc…) ![]() Shaftdiameter: This one I don’t know but is not currently in use in CC/CM However they introduced rest machining and may have something to do with that.įluteLength: This is the vertical measurement of the cutter. Type: The types most used are end, vee, ball etc……ĭiameter: The overall Diameter of your bit.Ĭornerradius: This one I am not sure. URL: This is not necessary but is there to remember where the site is Model: Part number of tool you are adding from OEM Vendor: This is not necessary but is there to remember what it is Number: Unique Tool Number (Do not duplicate tool numbers) Here are the explanations of the fields in the. Here is my best guess/knowledge of all the fields in a custom tool: Here is the library I created for my WhiteSide 6210 1" Fly Cutter and an Amazon copy of the Whiteside for reference. The McFly is different from the picture I saw of your bit but it is a good place to start. Give your tool a unique number and things like the step over copy what the McFly does. If you have CC open you need to close it and reopen to see the new library and any tools you added to the library.Īs far as what to put in the fields most of it is self explanatory. Then you can see all the fields of the tool and can directly edit what you want. It should open up a spreadsheet in Office or other application like LibreOffice (OpenSource) that you use. You will see the new library you created and double click on that file. I go one step further and after you create the library and tool you go to Help, About and Open Data Directory then Carbide Create. ![]() The newer way is to create a library and then add a tool. You can create a project and choose the McFly and then edit the tool to see what the parameters are and copy them.
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