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    Steve I've got the training DVD's for V24.

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    Hi Jazz,

    That is great mate. Perhaps we can have a chat about software when we next speak. But for now the training DVD's sound good I need all the training I can get!

    Many thanks

    Suesi

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    Hi Musht,

    I have had a quick look at Meshcam but to be honest I do not have the knowledge to make a decision, not the right one anyhow! I will read up a bit on it though and look on YouTube for some videos.

    Many thanks

    Suesi

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    Meshcam is really a CAM program in that it dosen`t have any drawing facilities internally, need to upgrade to Meshcam Art for some CAD functionallity integrated.

    Thats pretty universal amongst this type of software, pay more cash get a higher level of integration at the very top end get things like Aspire that integrate everything for people who`s time is money.

    If can tolerate doing some things in one program and others in another can save a lot of cash and produce identical end results.

    That said , for a beginner like me anyway, have an OK workflow using Sketchup for CAD and exporting a .STL to Meshcam which makes the machining decisions for me pretty much ;-)

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    Hi Musht,

    Thank you for your msg. I appreciate you pointing out a bit more about Meshcam but I would not be drawing much in a CAM package even if it has a CAD part. I would sooner draw in AutoCAD or similar and export a DWG or DXF.
    Meshcam looks good but I am thinking BobCAD V24 could be easier to learn. I know I am going to regret saying that!
    Many thanks for your help here
    Suesi

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    Quote Originally Posted by suesi34e View Post
    Hi Musht,

    Thank you for your msg. I appreciate you pointing out a bit more about Meshcam but I would not be drawing much in a CAM package even if it has a CAD part. I would sooner draw in AutoCAD or similar and export a DWG or DXF.
    Meshcam looks good but I am thinking BobCAD V24 could be easier to learn. I know I am going to regret saying that!
    Many thanks for your help here
    Suesi
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    Last edited by suesi34e; 19-05-2015 at 12:43 PM.

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    Hi Musht,

    I am sorry, I was getting Meshcam confused with another CAM package that is why I thought BobCAD could be easier to learn. Now I am looking a at YouTube videos of Meshcam it looks simple as far as CAM packages go. I did just the same thing the other day with two place names!

    Many thanks

    Suesi

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    [QUOTEI did just the same thing the other day with two place names!

    Many thanks

    Suesi[/QUOTE]

    It only gets worse!!! G.

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    Hi GEOFFREY,

    It only gets worse, I hope not! I am not sure I should be let loose on CNC machines!

    S

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