Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] VECTOR VS AUTOCAD & TORBOCAD

Vector does a great job of importing .dxf files from other CAD programs. You
can then use the CAM function on it. You may also want to take a look at
DeskCNC ( www.KTMarketing.com/DeskCNC ) as it is primarily a CAM program
with the windows controller as an option. In CAM only there is either
shareware like ACE Converter or more pricy things like Visual Mill 4. With
the Group discount you can buy Vector for a fraction of the cost of Visual
Mill. I am not up on the import capabilities of Dolphin, but it would likely
fill the bill also.

Tim
[Denver, CO]
Sherline products at Deep Discount
Mach1 & DeskCNC with Credit Card ordering
www.KTMarketing.com/Sherline
www.KTMarketing.com/DeskCNC

----- Original Message -----
> VECTOR VS AUTOCAD & TORBOCAD
> My expertise in CNC is plasma cutters with Indexer LPT and as the CAD
> software AutoCad, TurboCad and Corel.
> I'm finishing a CNC Routers to be run with Mach1, and I need a cam
> software.
> I'm looking for Vector but this is also a CAD software.
> What's the best advice for a CAM software when I have other CAD
> software?
> Is there a good low price ease to learn CAM software to work with my
> CAD, or it's better Vector as a CAD-CAM combo?
> I will appreciate your best advice.
>
> Regards
> Raul Lara