- [Instructor] But first, let's add a new mill part setup.
This is an important step that allows us
to define multiple setups for machining our part.
For example, we might need to machine the top of our part,
then flip it over and machine the bottom.
Each of these physical machining operations
can be captured in separate setups.
I'll go ahead and right-click on Mill Part Setup,
select New Mill Part Setup in the menu.
And then rotate this to the bottom face,
click on the bottom face of the part, and then click OK.
So I have a new mill part setup here.
It doesn't have any features recognized in it.
And we're going to go ahead and add features
later on in this chapter.