MakerCAM 2014-01-05

Recent Reviews

1. 
   Anthony Bolgar

   4/5,

   Version: 2014-01-05

   Can be run locally using a flash player. Good for simple cam operations. Of course it is free and open source.

   Oct 9, 2016
2. 
   link16

   5/5,

   Version: 2014-01-05

   Great tool for the hobbiest (aren't we all). This is a CAM software not a CAD software as Joe's review may suggest. This is a great tool for creating gcode. Play with it, even view the tutorial to get a feel for how to make your first cuts on a CNC

   Jan 19, 2015
3. 
   Joe Santarsiero

   1/5,

   Version: 2014-01-05

   No.
   Waste of time.
   Randomly drawing without snaps or inferences is useless for CNC. You'll achieve better results by free-handing your router. At least it will look organic. Please correct me if I'm wrong or missed something with the software.

   Nov 17, 2014
4. 
   MongoMan

   5/5,

   Version: 2014-01-05

   I really like MakerCAM, and its even possible to use MakerCAM offline.
   1. get the stand alone version of adobes flash player
   http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html
   2. get the makercam.swf file, with linux just type in your terminal
   wget http://www.makercam.com/makercam.swf
   on windows just use a download manager and download the swf file.
   3. Start the stand alone version of adobes flash player and drag and
   drop the swf file into it.
   4. Use it offline.
   
   Thanks.

   Mar 12, 2014
5. 
   (deleted member)

   3/5,

   Version: 2014-01-05

   It's on-line i don't trust the cloud. For private work.
   So don't use this as a main tool.
   OK for FREE, good for trying.
   Good for learning.
   Nice resource for the student.
   
   Thanks.

   Jan 6, 2014