Re: Excaliburcnc by XCAM

hey andrew and carol/jerry.
NO! did I miss some fine print on price :) or was my mind just trying
to tell me I could maybe afford it! Well thanks for bring me back to
reality,,it looks like I am just ment to buy Rhino3D (which I don't
mind) and then hopfully some CAM progam (maybe RAMS) to compliment
it. The demo of excalibur does look nice though. I am not sure about
the files andrew but it is able to import a few differnt types. The
looks of it is similar to rhino from the limited use i have had with
either program. Its pretty "straight" forward so far.

still in search tauseef :)

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., "Carol & Jerry Jankura"
<jerry.jankura@s...> wrote:

> Tauseef:
>
> Which ever software you finally choose, be sure that you research it
> carefully. There's a pretty steep learning curve to any of these

programs,

> so (money spent aside) you really only want to learn and use one.
>
> -- Carol & Jerry Jankura
> Strongsville, Ohio
> So many toys, So little time....
>
> |
> | hey all!
> | Well I think I finally might of found a good CAD/CAM package that
> | is "affordable." Its excalibur from XCAM and its at
> | http://www.excaliburcnc.com/ its seems like a mixture of rhino
> | (which i just love) with CAM built in!! Downloaded the trial

version

> | and looks good so far. Wondering if any of the more "experts" have
> | seen or tried it (or xcam products). Its $750 cad/cam and seems

very

> | straight forward.