Re: willwizard? or other CAM packages

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "stokessd" <stokes@s...>
wrote:

> This has been discussed at length but:
>
> I'm putting together a Taig CNC milling system, and I'm on the hunt

for a decent CAM

> package. I've got the CAD end pretty well covered with autocad and

autodesk

> inventor. I downloaded DeskCNC and it looks good but crashes all

the time on my

> machine.

If you are having a problem with DeskCNC, I suggest that you inquire
on the user forum at http://www.imsrv.com/discus

DeskCNC supports 3D surfaces in STL only, and DXF files should be
flat. If you mistakenly try to import 3D DXF you may get
indeterminate results.

The latest version of DeskCNC is very stable on Windows 98 and XP.
It does require an up to date OpenGL compatible driver to properly
display the rendered/shaded surfaces.

Stlwork.com has an entry level package ($100) and a more advanced one
($395) for 3D surface machining of .STL files.


Best Regards, Fred Smith- IMService

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