Anything Cheap and easy to use (including
Deskproto and Aspire) will give you the same raster toolpaths that you get
from Cut3d. just about any 3D CAM for metalworking that gives you more control
over toolpaths will be expensive.
Gerry
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11:56:56 AM Subject: RE: [mach1mach2cnc] CAM Software
Deskproto,
Aspire.
Don
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Software
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I'm working with a client who wants me to mill some fixtures that require
3D milling. ?He can provide any of the file types that Solid Works
outputs. ?I've been using Cut2D, but Cut3D seems to be optimized for
carvers rather than shop machinists. ?I need a 3D CAM program t hat is
cheap and easy to use. ?Suggestions? ?thanks much, rex
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