Mastercam and CAMplete programming for job shops and manufacturers who need extra capacity, without hiring another programmer. Simulated against your machine, posted for your control, and delivered with setup sheets your operators can follow.
Programming, simulation, and the paperwork that goes with it, priced per job or by the hour.
3-axis, 3+2, and full simultaneous 5-axis toolpaths from your 3D models and drawings. Prismatic, contoured, and multi-op parts.
Full machine simulation in CAMplete to catch collisions, overtravel, and gouges before the first chip, so prove-out time on your spindle stays short.
Editing and tuning Mastercam posts so code comes out matching how your shop runs: safe starts, tool-change behavior, 5-axis output, and canned cycles.
Review of existing programs for dynamic/high-efficiency toolpaths, fewer setups, and better tool choices. Changes are documented before and after.
Setup sheets, tool lists, and work-offset documentation. Fixture and workholding recommendations for repeat jobs.
Ballooned drawings and characteristic lists for first-article and in-process inspection, exported to Excel and PDF.
Mechanical and manufacturing engineering background, with production programming experience on 5-axis machines.
| CAM Software | Mastercam (Mill, Multiaxis, Dynamic Motion) |
|---|---|
| Simulation | CAMplete TruePath: full machine kinematics and collision checking |
| Machine Types | Vertical machining centers, 3+2 and simultaneous 5-axis (table-table, trunnion) |
| Controls | Fanuc (incl. 31i 5-axis functions); other controls on request |
| File Formats Accepted | STEP, IGES, Parasolid, SolidWorks, Mastercam .mcam, PDF drawings |
| Deliverables | Posted NC code, simulation report, setup sheet, tool list, native CAM file (on request) |
| Confidentiality | NDAs welcome. Customer files are never shared or reused. Export-controlled data is handled offline. |
Remote by default. On-site prove-out support available locally.
Model, drawing, quantity, material, and which machine it's going on.
Fixed price or hourly estimate, with a delivery date. Usually within one business day.
Toolpaths built around your tooling library, then run through full machine simulation.
Code and setup sheet delivered. Help during first-run prove-out is included.
Tell me about the part and the machine. Attach models and drawings in your email reply. Large files can go through a link (Dropbox, OneDrive, WeTransfer).