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It does not stay in contact like the Bore Toolpath. Circular will ramp on and ramp off for each pass around the profile. Heights and depths are determined from the selected Face. You can only select Circular Faces for this toolpath. Circular Circular is used for milling cylindrical holes and bosses.The heights and depths are automatically derived from the selected Face. Select any internal or external circular Face to create single or multi-lead threads. Thread Thread is used for milling threads into a hole or a boss, with straight or tapered walls.Using left and right compensation might create disconnected passes at the corners due to sudden changes in the Z position. You can machine on center or use left and right compensation. This single line engraving can be used for scroll work or text. You can select Edges from the model or Sketch geometry. Trace Trace allows you to machine 3D Edge contours.Useful for clearing a channel before machining a boundary. But it must be a continuous width slot shape.

The Slot shape can be open or closed, straight, circular or contain multiple curves. The tool should be the width of the actual slot or smaller. It does not contour the perimeter of the selected slot.

Slot Slot mills a centerline path by selecting Edges or Sketches.

It generally prepares the part for further machining. The Facing Toolpath strategy is designed for quick removal of the raw stock from the top surface of the part. Typically a finishing operation, but Contour can be used to take multiple cuts. The machining area can be selected from Edges, Sketches or a Solid face.

2D Contour 2D Contour allows you to machine profiles.

Includes options for taper walls and Pre-drilling entry positions. The toolpath will resemble the shape of the boundary being machined. You can clear a cavity, open pocket or the area around a boss.

2D Pocket 2D Pocket is a roughing operation with options for creating a finish pass.

Adaptive Clearing eliminates all conventional cutting moves and any sharp changes in direction.

2D Adaptive Clearing 2D Adaptive Clearing is a roughing operation using a toolpath that "flows".