It is much like I showed above.
You have the top of the facing cut set at the top of the stock but you also have the bottom of the cut at the same top of stock, this puts the light and dark blue planes on the same level of 1mm above the top of the work
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If you just change what is in the Bottom Height box from Stock top to Model Top that will then take the cut down to the correct height as can be seen by the dark blue bottom plane moving down
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The second pocketing operation needs looking at as it is air cutting all the material already removed by the adaptive. Also set the tool to cut outside the boundry as it is leaving a lip on the outside of the rim. If you want it to leave the internal fillet where hub joins the recess then you will need a corner radius cutter, if you want that sloping bottom to part of the recess then you will have to set some very shallow stepdowns in which case best to stop the pocket short and do a 3D contour to follow on otherwise it will take ages if you set all of it with a shallow stepdown
External chamfer cuts still need to be added and your final drilling opperation