MASTERCAM
Founded in 1984, CNC Software is one of the oldest companies in the PC-based CAD/CAM industry. The company was built on the concept of providing an inexpensive PC-based CAM system at a time when most other systems were expensive CAD oriented products. CNC Software was one of the first companies to introduce CAD/CAM software designed for the machinist and the engineer, providing a practical solution to both markets. More...
CIMCO
CIMCO has worked hard to develop the worlds largest distribution channel for our products and solutions. While the sales team would like to take credit for this the reason for our success is simple - excellence in development and outstanding customer service.
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Mastercam Version 9 may live on in your company, however this year it will turn 10 years old! With the upcoming new release of Mastercam, V9 will become sunset, and will no longer be serviceable or updatable. During this transitional period, In-House Solutions is here to help protect your investment.
Sign up for a FREE Mastercam X4 "Test Drive Friday" Class. Classes begin Friday June 25, 2010. Please call or email for more info.
Canada Poised to Become "Tariff-Free Zone" for Manufacturers Thanks to Budget 2010 Date Posted: 2010-03-23 Authored By: Government of Canada News Centre
March 9, 2010
Measures in Budget 2010 to eliminate all remaining tariffs on manufacturing inputs and machinery and equipment will be critical to creating jobs and growing the economy, according to the Honourable Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance, and the Honourable Peter Van Loan, Minister of International Trade, who highlighted the measures today.
Mastercam at the 2010 Olympics Date Posted: 2010-03-22 Authored By: In-House Solutions
The 23 podiums used in the Vancouver 2010 Olympics were made using Mastercam software!!! Click image below to view video
Built by a team at the University of British Columbia’s Center for Advanced Wood Processing (CAWP), the raw lumber was sent to a millwork company, where it was dried and fabricated into panels. The panels were then sent to the manufacturing area at CAWP, where, utilizing Mastercam and machining centers, they cut more than 250 unique parts required for each podium.
