Re: Re: Take a look,,, Sprutcam/ Deskproto

> Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2002 21:19:38 -0000
> From: "vrsculptor" <vrsculptor@...>
>Subject: Re: Take a look,,, Sprutcam/ Deskproto

>use (not Mastercam!). I think the advantages that the point and shoot
>CAM programs like Deskproto, Millwizard and Stlwork had over the more
>complex programs is just about gone.

Roger

Other than the 5:1 or 10:1 price differences, can you be more specific about what you
call point and click ?

StlWork2 for example has multiple cutting strategies and selectable
zones and can mix and match them in any number and order.

The cutting strategies include X & Y raster, Waterline, with options
for extra margins and no flats which eliminates the excess cuts within
the model extents. It cuts the model as either a male or female
part and offers 4 different tool geometries.

It can also make slabbing cuts and the Totem pole will slice an
STL file along a rotational axis with either rings or a spiral cut. A
3D model translator for most of the popular polygon surface
models is also included.(also terrain mapping, height fields,
extruded text, and beveled model designs functions are included)

All that for $345.

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