Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re:Free Cad

Dan wrote

. Is turbo-cad 2 just a 2D tool or

>can you use it to design advanced 3D parts such as an impeller and
>then eventually import it to the CNC driver program?

TurboCad 2 is an old 2d version, that is a come-on to get you to buy the
newer (last Month) version of TurboCad 6. which handles 3D and even a bit
of solid modeling. If you want to do true 3D machining you will have to DXF
the TC file to somthing like Vector or some other 3D CAM program to do the
cutting paths and from there DXF to Desknc to actually send signals to the
drivers/Motors. At least that's my prefered route. you could try doing the
CAD in Vector, but it seems easier to me in TC. Flame suit is on so fire
away guys....Vance Buhler