Engraving software

[Tony Mac]

If you email one of your files to - support@vectric.com we can
take a look to see what format is required.

Tony

[Mephysto]

In my experience Millwrite is the simplest and greatest.

[victorofga]

hi

i also have engraver or so called cnc.... i just wondering on these problems....
first... i bought a corel 9 version on the ebay, like oem software, cost approx 30 dollar, yes thirty.... the second i use the turbocnc named dos based driver with a xylotex control, from corel draw, all, and you have to meaning all true type, type one font can be exported in dxf format after dxf there is a cheap program the ACE converter all software together lower like 120 and very professional..
but i just a hobbyguy.... trust me, they are working really

[zhangjianjun]

I want to know the origin of OMNISIGN PLUS CNC routers, who can give me their web address and/or other contact detailes?

tks

Rogers

[metalworkz]

Hi Dan,
I guess it is late to reply but I am using Dolphin CAD/CAM and have found the engraving easy to use with lots of options and a lot of fonts including simple stick fonts. You can find Dolphin CAD/CAM for less than the limit you have mentioned on eBay, but the prices are increasing. I have used the Dolphin PartMaster program for engraving in steel, delrin, and aluminum with very good results.
Regards,
Wes

Originally Posted by Hack I have been looking to do some engraving of various materials that include plastic, aluminum, and wood. Some of the items need very small writing (1/8" high lettering). What I am looking for is engraving software that will allow multiple fonts - most importantly is a stick type font to allow the small letter sizes - and also allow me to import dxf files. I have looked a VCarve Pro and am not really happy with it due to the lack of a stick type font. Wonderful software otherwise it appears, just missing the font requirements. I have looked at a couple of website that include http://www.2linc.com/ as well as http://www.deskam.com/deskengrave.html. I wasn't to excited about deskengrave, and didn't see a trial for the other software at 2lincs website. So has anyone else got any other suggestions as far as software? Would like to keep the price at under $500.00 if possible. Thanks Dan

[Tony Mac]

Quick note to mention that VCarve Pro 4 does now include a range of 'Stick and Single Stroke' fonts. The Trial version can be used to experiment with these options.

Tony

[Integrexman]

If you are looking for engraving software you should read this thread.

http://integrexmachinist.com/forums/...um=1&topic=257

[stevey5160]

hi i dont know if i should be posting this here. anyway i have a copy of deskengrave and mach 3 the problem i am having is when i setup to engrave fonts they look ok on the screen but are coming out in reverse on the workpiece can anyone help .....many thanks