Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Recommended CAM software? Vector of course?

> Software can be a very personal thing. If a software package works in a
> different way to the way you do then it can be an uphill struggle. This
> does not mean there is anything wrong with it, it just does not work for
> you.

Could be. Could also be I wasn't in the right frame of mind at the time.
One never knows.

> When trying to find a piece of software for a particular task I try
> to find as many as possible and try them all. Usually one will 'click'
> and seem to me to be easier than the others to use.

I suppose. I guess most people ask what's "best" here and run with that. :)
It'd take a long time to really get to know that many products. But when
the time to do manually what I want to exceeds the time to work out how
to CAD it I'm sure I'll work my way through.

> If Vector does not work for you then try Dolphin, DeskCNC or my own
> SheetCam. They all have free downloads so the only thing you can lose is
> a bit of time.

Thanks. I may well do that. And don't think writing my own hasn't occured to me
as well... heh.

Thanks,

Jeff