I opened SheetCam today and got a popup telling me new version is available (from 6.0.30 to 7.0.1) and new ‘support libraries’ (whatever they are) from 2.8.14 to 3.1.4.
Has anyone tried them yet. I generally view updates with a wary eye taking the view, If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Yeah, I usually just go along with whatever it wants to do…(figuring I can always go back and I’m not a production shop or anything so, wouldn’t cost me in terms of $$ too much)
Not sure what exactly what the libraries contain… Your question prompted me to head over to their forum and see what I can find out… In the process of that now… What else would a guy want to do on a Sunday morning!! LOL
Let me think…
Oh yeah, research on the web on how to make 3D objects by importing SVGs into FreeCad;
Set up a test piece for a burn on the Laser;
Determine if I should use VCarve on my CNC router or use SheetCam to simply make a router table jig on the CNC router to cut the curved legs for a coffee table.
Other than that, enjoy the camaraderie of the Plasma forum
I have not been at the table for a while…so you are saying the latest sheetcam has a built in library now with those basic shapes that you can scale up???
Sweeeeettttt!!!
I hate designing those parts…this is going to cut down on my procrastination time…darn
Phew! Good thing we’ve got these early adopters to shake it down for us!
Thanks!!!
PS: I’m in no hurry to update…
FWIW, in the ‘old days’ the wisdom was never load an ‘odd’ version of VAX on your system. The even version will have all the fixes for the things they broke on the odd version. Maybe it was the other way around… crap, I hate getting old! Good thing I don’t have to update a VAX system!
So… does this mean wait for SheetCam V8.0???
Probably not. Lee and company are not DEC employees…