The market is indeed gradually consolidating. In the beginning it was certainly their not wanting to compete in that market place with the likes of Solidworks, CATIA, etc.There had been predictions of consolidation, but consolidation was not apparent in the data. What are the big differences between the two? Is it easier to go through the process of machining with Fusion or inventor? Given the Apple is doing their best to kill their own PC division so they can stop supporting and and make everyone use iPads is reason enough to migrate the Mac dev team over to a Linux dev team.įrom simple static binaries, to containers like Docker, it can be done. We can follow up to go deeper into CAM if that will help as well. It may very well answer a lot of the quesitons you have. But now we need to be able design and machine as well as interface with our customers.įeel free to enroll to the Quick Start this Thursday. About ten years ago we got into cnc machining. I have used easycad for years for my 2d drawings. Strengths and Weaknesses of the 16 Leading CAM Software Packages
What are we doing on that end of things? How about putting people behind the problem? Here are some details. Then you have to go about the process of adopting it, transitioning from the tool you have relied on for your professional success onto the next one. Switching from one of those to the other is simply too costly without significant gain. Adoption is dramatically different than trialing. Contrast that with the last file you sent somebody. Why did we put up with it? With Fusion just log in, setup a project and start collaborating on it. Setting up servers, deploying clients, managing licencing, struggling with mismatched file versions, updating machine code after a small change, replicating data, the endless email exchange of key decisions between too few people in the design process… the lot of it - it sucks. So what is Fusion …? Then by its ease of implementation and adoption, and finally total cost of use. How Keyshot has this particular type of material, or how Rhino creates a surface.
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