[dk1machine]

OK,
FINALLY did the Onecnc demo today, with dial up internet.
I've been busy with other stuff.

My opinion is that, even with dial up, it works well enough to give a good
overview of the software. I am impressed with it. I got a look at Express MIll, and YES, Lathe XR.....still beta but due out.....soon.....2 weeks??

I use Alibre for CAD, ($700) and for my puropses, I seen no advantage in my buddies $4000 Solidworks software. Now that I have more information on ONEcnc, I think it's a similar situatation in CAM. Who needs Gibbs or M/C at
$8-15k? OK, maybe -somebody- needs the high end stuff, but most of us probably don't. I also get a (positive) feeling similar to what a number of other people have stated about the atmosphere and attitude of the personel.
And, I hear NO negative reports on ONEcnc software.
My impression is they have nothing to hide.

DO the DEMO even if you have dial up!

My list of CAM software vendors has been shortened considerably.
Possibly down to one (cnc).

dan k

[HuFlungDung]

Its good to hear your first impression was favourable, Dan.

Even if a person needs a 1" impact wrench once in a blue moon, he still keeps his set of 1/2" drive sockets. OneCNC is like that set of 1/2" sockets: you can do most anything 3 axis that needs doing, and still remember how to use it two or three weeks after you've been away on holidays

[Pythagoras]

A good advertisment. So what is the URL for such a demo ?

[HuFlungDung]

Contact OneCNC in Florida to set up an appointment, because its a real person on the other end doing the demo for you.

Isn't there a banner ad on here somewhere?

[dk1machine]

You have to call their 877 number to arrange a demo
And you'll need to be able to talk to them on the phone
while doing it.(either 2 lines, or dialup line and a cell).

dan k