“Just one of the many things I like about Rhino and RhinoCAM is that my customers want to send me all kinds of different files and in different units, 2D, 3D, DXF, STEP, IGES, SOLIDWORKS, etc. and I say YES, no problem! I can post G-Code for any file that opens in Rhino!”

“I liked RhinoCAM immediately because I could make changes quickly. Changing the drawing did not mean that I had to start the whole CAM process over again. The G-Code adapted automatically. I started learning VisualMILL first and the transition to RhinoCAM was very easy.”

“RhinoCAM’s knowledge base tools allow the CAM programming to proceed very quickly using the same CAD interface that our Duna Insole Designer provides. We tested other CAM applications including Delcam. One of the reasons we decided on RhinoCAM is because it provides the 3 Axis toolpath strategies we needed directly inside of Rhinoceros.”

“We are very happy with the integration of RhinoCAM into our orthopaedic insole production system. Because Insole Designer is highly customizable, we like how RhinoCAM provides access to every cut parameter and stores those parameters into a knowledge base. The milling strategies in RhinoCAM automatically adapt to any shape produced by Insole Designer. Because the two plugins work together seamlessly inside of Rhinoceros our users eliminate file translation errors and inaccuracies, resulting in the best fit for the patient and customer.”

“We chose to teach Rhino 3D to our students because of its dominance in the marine industry. RhinoCAM was a natural extension of that decision and honestly I love our RhinoCAM! I like the fact that its surface based. I can do just about anything with it. Also, the articles on the MecSoft Blog have been very helpful for setting up my curriculum. Every semester I feel that MecSoft supplies more ways to access support and that is huge for me.”  

“The marine industry and shipbuilding specifically is more a lifestyle than a job. I love what I do - teaching others how to find that passion and help them move forward in life and hopefully continue and work in the marine industry!”