selecting cam for a plasma
05 Aug 2014 03:29 #49502
by lfjill
selecting cam for a plasma was created by lfjill
Do somebody can guide me to select a cam software for a plasma machine? There are more than 50 programs in wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Cam
If someone had a good experience with a free licence CAM for a plasma cutting application, I would thank a lot to know wich is that or those programs. I want to rebuild an original photoscope equipment but now with stepper motors.
If someone had a good experience with a free licence CAM for a plasma cutting application, I would thank a lot to know wich is that or those programs. I want to rebuild an original photoscope equipment but now with stepper motors.
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05 Aug 2014 17:20 #49517
by Rick G
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Sheetcam
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06 Aug 2014 01:38 #49536
by lfjill
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Thank you. Someone else suggested me PyCAM, What do you think about it?
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06 Aug 2014 17:46 #49561
by Rick G
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I have never tried PyCam.
SheetCam allows many options on cut paths such as lead in and lead out just for plasma.
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SheetCam allows many options on cut paths such as lead in and lead out just for plasma.
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10 Aug 2014 18:23 #49649
by andypugh
Try it? It doesn't cost anything. I have used it, and it seems OK, but desperately slow for 3D work. It is OK for 2D.
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Thank you. Someone else suggested me PyCAM, What do you think about it?
Try it? It doesn't cost anything. I have used it, and it seems OK, but desperately slow for 3D work. It is OK for 2D.
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