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CAM Studio

lathe programs from STEP, G-code for many controllers

Write CNC lathe programs from a STEP part, prove them on the bar and against the chuck, and read G-code written for many controllers.

Product pages are in English.

CAM Studio in Twinsys — screenshot of the running app
Screenshot of the running app.

Highlights

A question it answers

Can I turn this shaft from its STEP file, mill the keyway with the live tool, and be sure no cutter comes near the chuck jaws before the program goes to the machine?

What you put in

A STEP file of a turned part (or one of the sample parts); the material from the machine manual's cutting tables, the bar, the stock, the chuck offset, the safe distance and the rapid clearances; the roughing strategy and the tools, with ISO insert and holder codes; declared threads; faces picked in 3D for the turning axis, Z0 and C0. For Analyze, a G-code program written for any supported controller, detected or chosen.

What you get

Programs for the Rownd CNC lathe (.NC): one turning program, or three files in run order when the part has live-tool features (turn, 4th axis, part-off); a run of every program on a model of the bar that says whether it cuts clean, with each tool's nearest approach to the chuck jaws; a 3D back-plot with the part, the chuck and its limits beside a synchronised program editor. For Analyze, the tools, operations, recognised features, statistics, a time estimate and findings such as no feed, a rapid into the stock or travel beyond the machine.

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