The first which is where I reside and intend to stay is permanent seats for the sake of user control and security. There is a dividing set of paths regarding industrial software coming up and two directions people will take. I want to know and understand and I assume you do too. If you have not figured it out yet I am not a Twitter type individual and I believe many things can’t be covered in a few paragraphs unless you wish to do so superficially.
This will take three posts so bear with me and read them all.
The meeting gave me pause though and I find myself rethinking what the future holds and why for CAD and CAM. I took three pages of notes on things I found relevant or interesting and still have not settled upon how to word what I saw and heard. Delcam lives in a bit of a different world and hardly anything regarding them came up and I don’t recall an actual current Delcam user there. Get stand alone that works well with many file formats and you will have an additional tool.Last week at IMTS it was my privilege to attend the Customer Advisory Board for primarily Autodesk CAM products namely HSM all flavors and Fusion 360 the same. I however have yet to suggest a full integration of a cam program embedded into solidworks. And find a the route that will work ending with what do you want the g-code to look like for what machine? If you need to turn that file into g-code it's pretty much an endless rabbithole of possibility.
Bob cad I still haven't used as I am happy now with having something very basic and something extremely complicated. I do however have mastercam 圆 and while for a few years I was a grumpy user I have found that's its finally pretty awesome! However not for the budget minded. It's maybe because of their super pushy salespeople. I'm guessing you need something pretty basic. What do you mean turn model to g-code? For a printer, 3axis Cnc, or an 8axis.
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