Re: Recommended CAM package
- From: "xTenn" <xTennREmoveThisPart@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 May 2006 11:24:16 -0400
"earthlink" <kdoney@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I need to buy a CAM software package and I figured I'd like to get one that
might make it easier to get work if I learned how to use it. I like
RhinoCam since I use Rhino as my CAD package but I don't think a lot of
shops use it. I have been told solidworks and pro/e are the way to go.
What do you think? Remember, I want to get jobs as a machinist not an
engineer.
Personally I really like MadCAM for use in Rhino. I have used demos of
others but went with it, have not looked back since. A free demo is
available. IHMO the capabilities surpass that of programs many times more
expensive.
http://www.gvf.se/madcam/start.html
FWIW, Rhino is definitely my choice for objects, everytime.
.
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