> Notice in this video that a tool is NEVER seen being chosen out of a
> library or defined by scratch. Why?
Because it's a canned DEMO !
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Still nothing new, nothing that hasn't been around for quite a few years there Jon.
What Delcam For SolidWorks does is reduce the tediousness that's often
> associated with CADCAM programming and allows you to create part
> programs much, much faster
Why are you so impressed with it now, all of a sudden?
You do know this is nothing new, right?
You never used a real CAD/CAM system where the model (CAD) and machining (CAM) is associative?
Think CAD/CAM Jon, associative, feature recognition, it's been around for years. Where you been, thought you were an expert?
than stand-alone CADCAM programs like
> Gibbscam that don't even know what a feature is.
As an expert you make quite a few beginner mistakes Jon. Like calling GibbsCAM a CADCAM program. GibbsCAM is a CAM program NOT a CAD/CAM program, you should know that.