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15-05-2012 #1
Depends on how many parts you going to make and how much time you want to spend learning the software. CamBam is good, rather good but does take a bit to learn the in's and out's of. DeskProto is also good and offers a lot though it also has a bit of set up and is more geared at prototyping then any type of production running. There is other software out there. There are options out there and it depends on your wallet size and how much you are willing to learn. Good luck and I am sure others will pipe in shortly with more options then these.
Michael
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16-05-2012 #2
do you know of any free 3D software that may be available?
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16-05-2012 #3
Here you go used with with Gmax software which is free (or used to be.!).! Very powerful software But I warn you it's very steep learning curve and not recommended for first timers.
http://www.cnc-toolkit.com/index.html
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17-05-2012 #4
Free, good place to start:
http://cnc4free.org/
Low cost, relatively, Meshcam, http://www.grzsoftware.com/ 30 day fully functional free trial
http://www.deskproto.com might be worth a look.
Cheers
Adam
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