Maybe some of you can suggest some solutions. I have a mature manufacturing system that I am attempting to modify for a customer. It's using an Amada turret to manufacture sheet metal products. Rather than consume sheet metal when testing my s/w changes, I purchased punchsim to allow me to do before/after runs with my changes. Punchsim works, but it leaves much to be desired - I'd like to be able to slow it down more so I can see what's going on... Perhaps single step through the gcodes...
Most of the s/w sims I see have to do with 3d modeling and manufacturing, so it's overkill.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
cg
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06-19-2013, 11:04 AM #1
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I need a g-code simulator for basic sheet metal punching....
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06-20-2013, 05:54 PM #2
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You could take a look at WE-CIM from Wittlock Engineering http://www.wittlockeng.com/
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