Thread: Can you directly obtain G-code from Inventor Pro 2012?
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Re: Can you directly obtain G-code from Inventor Pro 2012?
One of the easiest to learn CAM packages is called GibbsCam. Our team has a sponsor that uses this software to CNC mill all the parts they make for us. The package will import all types of CAD files and is very simple to use.

One of my next projects is to introduce some of the CAD team to learning how to unfold sheetmetal and to program using a CAM package.

I think GibbsCam would make a great software sponsor. The higher powers of First should give them a call and make a pitch.

Take a look at their website:

http://www.gibbscam.com/

http://www.gibbscam.com/news_events/...ibrary&con=157

http://www.gibbscam.com/news_events/...ibrary&con=121
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