Any STL file can be pathed in RAMS Software. From Arts to parts, establishing toolpaths and generating clean, ready to run code is fast & easy in any edition of RAMS.

 

A three axis routine would suffice for this coin. RAMS 3D, RAMS Enterprise or RAMS Gold will allow pathing this coin in just minutes.

 

 

 

 

 

Click Here to enlarge the image for a better look at a perfect 4 axis toolpath generated in RAMS Gold. With any clean file, RAMS Gold can establish clean, economical code in eight easy steps. 4 Axis code in other programs can take much longer to generate.

 

RAMS makes it easy to learn 4 axis programming for your mill. Just a few simple clicks and you are on your way.

 

 

 

Shown here is the ring above cut from Brass. The ring has not been cleaned up or polished in any manner but is right off the machine. This shows the capabilities of good clean code and a well adjusted machine. You can produce pieces just this clean!

 

 

 

 

Click Here to enlarge the image. RAMS works as well on mechanical parts as it does any other application. A customer tried several programs before he sent in the drawing file. Where others failed, RAMS laid the toolpath and generated the required code in only minutes.

RAMS gets you from drawing to actual parts fast & easy!

 

 

 

 

Click Here for a larger image. By selecting only a portion of a model in RAMS, it can easily be cut in sections.  Here, only the top section of the model is selected. Look at the toolpath in the next image.

 

 

Click Here for a larger image. Enlarge the image and enjoy looking at a perfect toolpath generated in only a minute or two! This is fast & easy in RAMS CAM Software.

 

 

 

 

RAMS Is Careful!
Get Fancy! A DXF file here shows a parallel cut on the surface of the piece. Notice RAMS knew the tool we chose was too large and left some areas "Unmachined". Rams didn't trash your part. Check out the next image for sure! Click Here to enlarge the image.

 

 

 

 

Click Here to enlarge the image. This is the same part as above, Same PROGRAM, ALL ONE CODE FILE... Changing to a smaller tool and telling RAMS to go clean up the "Unmachined" areas. The
red tool path is the cleanup! Notice RAMS didn't have to run over the entire part, just where the larger tool couldn't machine. Look at the six new holes in the corners that RAMS made no attempt to cut with the larger tool. Look close and you can see that RAMS established a "Profile" tool path in order to clean the edges of the part.