I could really use some help if someone could toolpath this for me.

[knight_toolworks]

cut3d with it raster only is not the cleanest cut on this part. I have to cut it course to make it cost effective and the 15" leaves ripples on the edge.
doing an offset cut would be better. here are the specs if someone can help. the 3d part is 40.5x15 .52
the material is 43.5x16" .52
the part centered in the material and zero'd on the usual left corner. a 3/4" ballnose bit only a finish cut at 6ips for all speeds. a full .52" cut depth. I have the outline this needs a outside tool path 1/4" bit 3,3 a small ramp and full cut depth.

thanks again for the help one of these days I will have to save up for aspire. but I doubt I could draw in 3d.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1939753/Wakeboard%2011-30.zip

[zeykr]

Just emailed you files.

Check them close in case I do things differently than you expect!

[knight_toolworks]

the only change is to to to 15% step over I forgot to add that.

[adrianm]

Steve, have you tried the Aspire demo? The great thing about Aspire is that you don't need to draw in 3D (I can't either), it's all 2D shapes then extruding from there. Hard to explain but very easy to do.

[knight_toolworks]

I played a little with it. but I can't justify the cost till I make more of a living. I don't think I have had more then 10 jobs that paid that involved 3d. the fellow I rent my shop from can do most of the drawing. I cut simple things for me he does the drawing I can't do.
and I forgot thanks Ken for your effort.