Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Bobcad scores

Yeah, I use it all the time, it's a great software for what it is. I originally downloaded the demo twice and deleted writing it off as a mess. The third time I stayed with it. Once I learned a few basic principles then watched the videos, I stopped looking for anything else. I knew Autocad (sortof) and Bobcad is much different. It seems very foreign at first but once I got a handle on it. It's great.

The best way to learn it is the Video CD instruction. The manual is pretty confusing what little I looked at it, The 18 version manual anyway.

Ron



Darren Lucke <oneluckeboy@...> wrote:
Not that I ever saw, Ron .. I think Kirk Fraser was
talking about the other Ron (Kline's) comments.... I
could have misinterpreted this thread too (very
possible).... LOL.. but you know what... I've gotta
say, BobCAD is an easy transition for me from AutoCAD
for the CAM side (V20)... works for me and I've had
good luck w/ their support team / videos / manuals,
etc. Sometimes when you want answers - it's sometimes
best to learn them for yourself instead of relying on
asking someone via email lists (this was for you Kirk,
if you're determined you'll find the answers you
seek).
Darren Lucke

--- R Rogers <rogersmach@...> wrote:

> I "Bashed" someone? LOL
>
> Darren Lucke <oneluckeboy@...> wrote:
> BobCAD does have a support forum that is also listed
> on it's website (I use BobCAD btw and don't mind it
> at
> all - go through the videos if you received them
> with)
> or call their technical help line if you recently
> purchased... as with all things, you can also read
> the
> manual as they've got a huge book that came with
> (mine
> anyway, V20).
> Darren Lucke
> p.s. I've seen Ron's posts.... he doesn't have to
> bash
> but some of us on here need to read and not
> misinterpret what is written.
>
> --- maxnc15 <kirk_fraser@...> wrote:
>
> > I don't find it useful for people to carry on a
> > thread bashing people
> > for operator error then failing to answer the poor
> > sap's request for
> > help. Perhaps people who know they intend to be
> > unhelpful ought to
> > correspond in private emails.
> >
> >
> > "maxnc15" <kirk_fraser@...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Ron Kline <ronkline@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Yes , You have to define top of material for
> > BobCad to work
> > >
> > > And how do you do that?
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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