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Revision as of 20:22, 24 February 2020

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Path Engrave

Menu location
Path → Engrave
Workbenches
Path
Default shortcut
None
Introduced in version
-
See also
None

Description

The Path Engrave tool is primarily for engraving a Draft ShapeString onto a part. However, it may be useful for other kinds of 2D.

Usage

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Options

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Properties

Data

Base

  • DataPlacement: -
  • DataLabel: -

Depth

  • DataClearanceHeight: -
  • DataFinalDepth: -
  • DataSafeHeight: -
  • DataStartDepth: -
  • DataStepDown: -

Op Values

  • DataOpFinalDepth: -
  • DataOpStartDepth: -
  • DataOpStockZMax: -
  • DataOpStockZMin: -
  • DataOpToolDiameter: -

Path

  • DataActive: -
  • DataComment: -
  • DataCoolantMode: -
  • DataStartVertex: -
  • DataToolController: -
  • DataUserLabel: -

Hidden

  • DataBase: -
  • DataBaseObject: -
  • DataBaseShapes: -
  • DataExpressionEngine: -
  • DataLabel2: -
  • DataPath: -
  • DataProxy: -
  • DataVisibility: -

View

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Scripting

See also: FreeCAD Scripting Basics.

Example:

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