Having the work for the machine is obvious. A post processor? At the assumed level of the OP a machine will come with a post and any software you will use (that is worth its salt) better be able to output to that post? GCode with arcs will do anything a cabinet shop needs unless the machine runs some proprietary post? No? If your looking to CNC software is critical but evaluating what your week to week needs are really effects software choice.Ģ/12/18 #5: Looking into using Mozaik, but. SUPro, VCarve Pro, and Cabinetsense are all we need. We are doing 3D texture panels at one point, cabs on a semi regular basis, architectural millwork at another, molding packages the next day. Our shop (with a CNC) does a multitude of varied work. Mozaik is fine if your focusing stricktly on cabs. If you are not using the PRO version of SU I would ask why? The cost of SU pro is trivial compared to other paid programs and we use it on a daily (honestly a minute by minute) basis for providing drawings, renderings, shop drawings, presentations, and so on. So if your shop were to move into a job that is all hardwoods and molding you could opt out of the subscription for those months. It is a subscription based plugin that you can start and stop monthly if needed. If your a sketchup user (I assume the pro version) you should look at Cabinetsense. 2/12/18 #4: Looking into using Mozaik, but.
