I have nothing against SheetCAM, it’s just that if it’s possible to get it inside one software, it would be convenient.Īnyways, I would guess lots of folks besides me would kinda like going this route. It’s just that it would be kinda handy to have all that inside a single tool if that’s possible. If nothing else, I figure I can draw on it and import it into SheetCAM or the like for generating code. I was just curious if anybody has been dinking around on it with any success? sans extensions or the like) to have a CAM module specific to plasma. However, though it does have CAM capability, it doesn’t seem (in its freshly installed state anyway, i.e. It looks like it can handle most any kind of CAD I will need, so that’s no biggie. Thus FreeCAD is probably what I’ll be digging into rather than Fusion. I might be old-school, but when it comes to software, I want it local and complete on my own bare metal. The last time I looked at it was in the early 2000’s and OH MAN! IT has come a long way since then hasn’t it?Īnyways, the biggest problem I have with Fusion360 is that you need to be tied to an account so it can ping for permission now & then, and of course the cloud storage thing is something I’m never going to be on board with. Honestly I don’t suppose the neutering will affect Plasma type workflow much for actual hobbyists.

Since Fusion360 rose all the hubbub recently, some folks are bailing off.

Freecad cnc