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Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Parabola via CNC?

Posted by Doug Harrison
on 2001-04-13 17:32:08 UTC
If you are spending your own money you can't beat EasyCad. It will output a
DXF file for importing into a CAM program, just as AutoCad will do.
However, if you have a decent CAM program it should have CAD built into it,
thus eliminating the need for a separate CAD program.

Seems odd that AutoCad wouldn't support parabolic curves. I'm guessing its
there somewhere.

Doug

----- Original Message -----
From: <cmsteam@...>

> Hi,
> Would some kind gentlemen please fill me in on the Cad programs that
> are capable of generating parabolic curves. I've scanned thru 3 thick
> books on Autocad with nary a mention. A web search only turned up
> EasyCad as a possibility.
> Of course the end result has to be convertable to g-code.
> Excel can generate the coordinates in a jiffy but, where to go from
> there?
> Rich

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