You have to drill 10 cabinet backs, each with a different width. Instead of editing 10 lines of code, you define a variable at the top.
Hit Simulate. You should see the green drill bit plunge precisely where you intended.
: Ensure the reference point (usually the bottom-left corner) matches how the board will be placed on the CNC pods. Suction Cup Layout
Used for shelf-pin holes, dowel holes, or hardware mounting. Click the macro icon. woodwop 5.0 tutorial
Navigate to the "Workpiece" settings. Here you will define the basic dimensions of your raw board: Length, Width, and Thickness (L, W, T). In WoodWOP 5.0, it is critical to set the correct zero point (datum) for the workpiece. Typically, this is located at the front-left corner of the material. If you are designing parametric parts, you can assign these values as variables (e.g., [L1], [W1], [T1]) so that the program can be scaled to different cabinet sizes later.
Located on the right-hand side, these icons represent the machining operations (drilling, routing, sawing). 2. Setting Up Your First Workpiece
As you follow this tutorial, you will hit red text. Here is the cheat sheet for the top three errors: You have to drill 10 cabinet backs, each
Select your wood or laminate for speed calculations.
: Located on the left, this lists all "macros" (machining operations) in sequential order. Variable Table
%P X=600 Y=400 Z=18 %TOOL=5 G0 X50 Y100 Z10 CYCLE 81 (Z= -12, F=200, D=5) G0 Z30 M30 You should see the green drill bit plunge
: Displays a real-time 3D or 2D wireframe preview of the workpiece and machining steps. Program Tree
Enter the drilling depth. Select whether the depth is measured from the top surface or bottom surface.
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