Working with the Face Wizard

Depending on the Machining Operation options, context menu s, and the type of geometry to define, the look of the Face Wizard changes.

See Also
Selecting Faces to Define Geometry

It looks like this:

  • found in
    • Prismatic Roughing, Plunge Milling, Geometrical Zone, Offset Group, Rework Area, Machining/Slope Area, Roughing, Sweep Roughing, Power Machining, Cavities Roughing, Sweeping, 4-Axis Curve Sweeping, Multi-Axis Sweeping, Advanced Finishing, Pencil, Zlevel, Contour-Driven, Multi-Axis Contour Driven, Spiral Milling, Multi-Axis Tube Machining, Multi-Pockets Flank Contouring to define the Part, Check, Limiting Contour, Drive.
    • Multi-Axis Spiral Milling to define the Check,
    • Contour-driven with Parallel contour to define the Guide.
  • found in Isoparametric Machining to define the Part
  • found in Multi-Axis Spiral Milling to define the Part and the Guide Faces
  • found in
    • Multi-Axis Flank-Contouring, Multi-Axis Curve Machining, Multi-Axis Helix Machining to define the Part
    • Profile Contouring and Multi-Axis Flank-Contouring to define the Bottom.
  • found in Multi-Axis Flank Contouring to define the Drive,
  • found in
    • All Drilling Operations to define the Part and the Check,
    • In Multi-Axis Curve Machining, Multi-Axis Helix Machining, Prismatic Machining Area, Rework Area, Profile Contouring, Facing, Pocketing, 4-Axis Pocketing, Curve Following, Groove Milling to define the Check,
  • found in
    • All Probing operations to define the Part,
    • Prismatic Machining Area, Rework Area, Profile Contouring, Facing, Pocketing, 4-Axis Pocketing, Curve Following, Groove Milling to define the Drive, the Island and the Driving element.
  • found in Stiffener to define the Drive.