I am looking for an inexpensive, user friendly software package that my cnc operator can use in the shop for creating g code to perform routing of simple geometry on panels. Something that is more graphic based than the Xilog software that comes with the machine.
The ideal software would have the functionality of "Autolink", an autocad based program that is used with busellato machines. Very simple and straight forward.
Does such a product exist for the Morbidelli machines.
thanx, dave campbell
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08-13-2009, 07:09 PM #1
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Inexpensive would be the tricky part. You could use any cheap CAD program, but you'd need something to create Morbidelli code from a .dxf. I think CadCODE can do it, but may not be in your price range.
www.cadcode.comGerry
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