WoodWOP functions as a CAD/CAM hybrid. Use the "Line", "Arc", or "Rectangle" tools to sketch the outline of your part. For a simple rectangular board, you might just use the outer dimensions. However, if you are cutting a complicated shape, you will use the geometry tools on the 2D surface to define specific contours for cutting or routing.

It was frustrating at first. His hand was used to a pencil; the mouse felt slippery. He drew a line, then realized he needed to offset it for the tenon. He sighed, deleted the segment, and looked for the tool.

Example: Length (X) = 800, Width (Y) = 400, Thickness (Z) = 19. Add Vertical Drilling macro icon. Enter X and Y coordinates (e.g., X=50, Y=50).

🔹 Save as .mpr or .pgm depending on your control. Transfer via USB or network to your HOMAG machine.

: Ensure the tool index matches your machine's software carousel (e.g., Tool T12 for a 16mm roughing cutter).

Select your material type (solid wood, particleboard) to ensure accurate simulations. 3. Creating Contours (Routing)

Link the operation to your newly created contour by selecting its ID from the drop-down menu.

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Example: Length (X) = 800, Width (Y) = 400, Thickness (Z) = 19. Add Vertical Drilling macro icon. Enter X and Y coordinates (e.g., X=50, Y=50). WoodWOP functions as a CAD/CAM hybrid

🔹 Save as .mpr or .pgm depending on your control. Transfer via USB or network to your HOMAG machine. However, if you are cutting a complicated shape,

: Ensure the tool index matches your machine's software carousel (e.g., Tool T12 for a 16mm roughing cutter).

Select your material type (solid wood, particleboard) to ensure accurate simulations. 3. Creating Contours (Routing)

Link the operation to your newly created contour by selecting its ID from the drop-down menu.