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| The setup: - I want to route 3D objects (from models and/or pictures) - I'm very comfortable with many software packages, reliability is more important than user friendliness for me - Looking for most bang for the buck at entry-level prices. |
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| If you have a CAD system Visual Mill is the route to go. If you need both CAD & CAM, BCC will probally suit you better. VM has better machining strategies but no CAD creation. I've worked with both, let me know if I can be to any assistance.
__________________ Rodney Hill |
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| A small correction. VM5 does have CAD creation - it just really sucks. Story has it that VM6 (which is due any time now) will have much more extensive CAD. A picture is not something that can be machined from VM. You will need a Raster to Vector conversion program to convert the picture into a CAD supported format. I have been a VM user for many years and I really like the program
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