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This video focuses on rechaining toolpaths rather than rewriting them, switching between different levels for specific parts like the handle and the base. The goal is to create individual source files for cutting out multiple parts in a project. The process includes selecting geometry for rechaining, ensuring toolpaths regenerate correctly, and saving work with descriptive filenames to differentiate between the parts. This method is applied to three different basic outlines, ensuring consistency across toolpaths.

00:00 Kicking Off the Toolpath Tutorial
00:10 Navigating the Levels Manager and Initial Toolpath Setup
00:43 Exploring Rechaining Options and Toolpath Regeneration
01:58 Saving and Organizing Source Files
02:19 Setting Up the Base Toolpath and Final Adjustments
04:13 Concluding Remarks and Project Wrap-Up

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