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Mach 3 substitute 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago  
Is there a program out there other than Mach3? Or is it the industry standard?
 
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Re:Mach 3 substitute 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago  
Hello Sicordg,

There are plenty of other Control Programs out there. Mach 3 is probably the "At-Home Industry Standard." I don't know of many professional shops that run it. Generally they get into Fanuc and Mazak.

Some other "At-Home" ones are:
CNC Pro
TurboCNC

Others, join in with what you use?

Have a good one,
Ivan
 
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Re:Mach 3 substitute 21 Hours ago  
There are others. In my opinion, Mach is the best bang for the buck. Mach is open source so you'll find it is quicker to incorporate new functionality than some of the others. Mach has thousands of users. It is very easy to learn and very easy to get support.
 
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Re:Mach 3 substitute 10 Hours, 25 Minutes ago  
Thanks for the reply....actually, I've gotten used to Mach3 and am using it. Found lazycam was not as user friendly and am using mastercam. I'm actually making profile's and a "lot of sawdust/sterofoam dust"! Does anyone out there have a g-code program for a cribbage board? I'd be interested in making one. Thanks in advance.
 
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