Not the guy you’re replying to, but I’ve used both Fusion and Mastercam for a number of years now.
There is also a relatively comprehensive forum online with a ton of issues/answers. I have to admit, I've been disappointed in the simplicity/inadequacy of their response once or twice, but compared to customer service for other software I have used, it has been well above average. You can submit a ticket from inside the software, and if you are good with them, you can get them on a call and/or screen share.įrom there, I've shown them my problem, and they suggest solutions. I've managed to get people on the phone to help me. I have no other Autodesk customer service experience other than Fusion360. I made my statement in the context of what OP said in another post, indicating a relatively simple need for CAM software. Yes, in total MasterCAM has a lot more CAM functionality (25% still seems a bit unfair, but ok), but many (most?) shops don't need it. If you are looking to post a job opening, our only requirement is that you post the salary or hourly wage of the job posting. If you see a pic that isnt tagged please report. We are, by default an adult community but plenty of adults are squeamish. Be it machine gore or how you sliced your finger off on a bandsaw. Posting gory or gruesome pictures is totally fine. If you see this behavior taking place in a thread, please report it so that the moderation team can remove the offending posts. You don't have to like the way that someone else drills a hole, but there is absolutely no reason to personally attack, harass or insult another user.
Have some pride in your specialty, and set your flair on the sidebar to declare your area of expertise!īe polite. Just remember to wash your hands before and after you go to the bathroom.įor anything tooling related, from belt grinders to Bridgeports to CNC programming.
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