2.5-axis CAM for preparing glass machining from geometry.
CAM-Way prepares polishing, drilling, grinding, grooving and other machining cycles, automatically recognizes profiles and holes, and generates NC code for 3-axis machining centers.
Moving from drawing to machining requires cycles, tools, entries/exits, references and fixturing. CAM-Way automates much of that preparation while keeping it visually editable.
Workflow according to the catalogue
CAM-Way recognises profiles and holes in the drawing and lets you assign operations by drag & drop. It then generates job sheets and CAM-DXF output for compatible machining centres.
From geometry to machine
The catalogue does not present these tools as islands. A geometry can start from a template, a parametric shape or a DXF, be corrected in CAD and end up as CAM operations ready for a machining centre.
Parametric library for recurring shapes, with no drawing from scratch.
Digitising physical templates through image capture.
Rebuilding, cleaning, Doctor checks and correction of free-form geometry.
Parametric tools designed for doors and shower screens.
Decorative grids with calculation of bars, drillings, angles and price.
Profile and hole recognition, drag & drop operations and CAM-DXF output.
Capabilities
CAM-Way prepares polishing, drilling, grinding, grooving and other machining cycles, automatically recognizes profiles and holes, and generates NC code for 3-axis machining centers.
CAM-Way prepares polishing, drilling, grinding, grooving and other machining cycles, automatically recognizes profiles and holes, and generates NC code for 3-axis machining centers.
Moving from drawing to machining requires cycles, tools, entries/exits, references and fixturing. CAM-Way automates much of that preparation while keeping it visually editable.
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