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SprutCAM 11 is now released!

SprutCAM 11 is now released and is available for free 30-day trials and also purchase. If you would like to commence your completely free 30-day trial please go to our Trial download page.

This new version have many new customer requested features added including:

New 5D Surfacing operation
New Rotary Roughing operation
New Helical finishing operation
New Corners Cleanup operation
New Pencil milling operation
New Tool holder collision avoidance feature
New Approach and Retraction path editor
Improved Lathe operations structure – a great improvement for both new and existing users
Improved Robot axes optimiser – now includes rapid movements checking

this is just a small list of the features available in SprutCAM 11. You can read more about them in this pdf document: SprutCAM 11

If you have any questions about this new release, or indeed anything regarding SprutCAM, please do feel free to give us a call on +44(0)1626 895153 or via e-mail technical@sprut.co.uk

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Coming Soon: SprutCAM 11

SprutCAM 11 is currently in the Beta-test phase and is scheduled for release towards the end of February 2017. This new version includes many new features and enhancements to make SprutCAM even easier to use and more productive.
Here are a few of the new features available in V11:

What’s new in SprutCAM 11

5D Surfacing operation

Show points feature:

Corners cleanup:

Spline drawing:

Painting selection:

Toolholder collision avoidance:

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SprutCAM 11 preview video

SprutCAM 11 is currently undergoing its beta test phase. There are many new features in this new version including:

New ‘5D Surfacing’ operation which includes tool orientation based on: Surface normal – Through curve – Through point – Flank – Rotary axis – fixed.
New ‘Helical’ operation allows a helical toolpath to be applied to a 3D surface model.
New ‘Corners cleanup’ operation calculates rest machining for internal corners based on the previous tool diameter.
New ‘Pencil’ operation allows easy cleanup of internal sharp intersection features.
New ‘Rotary roughing’ operation, allows easy roughing of stock material using a rotary axis.
New Toollholder collision avoidance allows trimming of the toolpath or tilt: front or side to avoid possible collisions.
New easy dynamic editing of calculated toolpath approach and retraction moves to enable easy optimisation.

This short video shows some of these new features in action:

If you have any questions about the new SprutCAM 11, or indeed about anything relating to SprutCAM, please feel free to get in touch.

Dave Pearson