RhinoCAM Reviews

1- Seamless Integration with Rhino 3D : RhincoCAM is well-regarded for its tight integrations with Rhino 3D , a popular 3D Modeling Software.

2-Wide Range of machine strategies : its a comphrenshive strength set of machining strategies , providing users with flexibilites and versatility in manufacturing Processes

3-Active Community and Support : User appriciate the active and the supportive community sourrounding RhinoCAM

1- Limited Documentations and tutorials : Some users have expressed a desire for more comprehnsive documentations and tutorial for RhinoCAM

This allows us to mirror the freeform from Rhinocersis and makes the architect's job much more efficient. Computer aided manufactoring has helped us become one of the leaders in the industry.

It can be hard for the software to install and get configured. We have had to spend a lot of hours on the installs and they have also failed at times, causing longer setups.

This has solved issues with needing an add-on that had the features of computer-aided manufacturing. It integrates perfectly into our environment and has helped project turnaround time.

RhinoCAM saved my time as it translates data back and forth and produces two files. it helps to run utterly 3D paths like pencil tracing on models. I had a great experience running in RhinoCam and it is easy to use and perform reliably for us.

I have not experienced any issues running rhino other than running it initially, Just mobile version needs more updates to perform fastly.

It is intuitive and secure. it saves a great deal of time and translates data for producing files. It is quite cost-effective and solves my all problems of Programming Control. I use this tool for Data Exchange and it install easily on all kinds of systems.

.makes it so simple and straightforward to run CAM out of Rhino's free form objects which can be hard (if not impossible) for many CAM packaged to handle

I've not run into any serious downsides to this software

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The biggest advantage is by combining Rhino and Rhino CAM we can get the most secure and safe CAD system which is now a days more required. The another advantage is it's cost is very less ie. the price of RhinoCAM is very much less as compared to many other CAM provider so it attracts the more and more number of customers towards their side.

The biggest disadvantage is that they are continuously changing their design so the customer need to vary their products accordingly so they are not stick to their basic products so they will be getting to much problem in switching from one design to another design

It would be very nice to get used with the Rhino CAM so that the person will get the benefit of cost as it 's price is very less and also of reliability feature . So for if anyone starting to use the CAM then i would highly recommend them to use the Rhino CAM which is also fast in output as compared to others

The other feature that is good from customer point of view is it is very fast in responding so customer don't need to be wait for a long period of time to get the outputs.

Rhino CAM helps in finding the best possible Render Engines.Rhino CAM is a Computer Aided Machining Plug-ins.It is used in the Rhinoceros .

One can be able to increase their programming Skills through adding Rhino CAM in their CNC tool kit.

By adding Rhino CAM in your business you can be able to get more clients in a very easier way and also in a very short period of time .

CAM Tree Manager helps us to know track the job from the first level to the last level in a very efficient way.

RhinoCAM is a Computer Aided Machining (CAM) plug-in for CNC that runs completely inside of Rhinoceros 5.0 & 6.0. This plug-in is a general purpose machining program targeted at the general machinist.

Not available for Mac version for Rhino.

This is very good and ease of use cam module for Rhino. If you ever use Rhino, this is like very common of you.

We are doing mill, turn, nest, art and mesh like specific needs of varius CNC manifacturing process. Free-form modeling power also good.

This software offers 21/2,3,4 ,5 axis machining functionality , it offers free post processors along with a generator to create custom post processors . Provides tool path stsrgeties

Provides modules for machining , turning , artistic

Offers limited support compared to other software because of the usage , really expensive compared to other manufacturing options , difficult to work for beginners

Allows the end user to create

I'm using Rcam for 10+ years, machining 2D and 3D precision parts for the automation industry. Over the years, many of my suggestion was implemented, and the software has flexibilities what others don't. The Rhino CAD by itself, with its capabilities, contributes lots of the CAM plug-in. The post-processors can be customized to close to expectation. The tech support is (was) helpful, and most time, you can talk to somebody over the phone and troubleshoot problems online. If they are not available, then, at least, they respond relatively quickly by email. The cost of the software and maintenance is fair for the Pro (?) version.

Overall, the software is very logical and easy to learn compare to others.

Like any other Cam software, this one is not immune to problems. The more significant issue is the software has time to time few new features implemented, but they are half done. Unfortunately, the development team is not eager to fix problems, and often time they mix bug fix with enhancement/new feature. Over the years, Thread milling is not improved and unsafe to use unless you know few tricks. Tha Facing operation(s) are still have problem with inconsistent behavior, and you never know what step over value will do full clean up. Also, zero option where the tool starts, which can be quite the problem on some parts. In 3 axis world, some features work well but lack of options to produce desired tool paths for the best result. The only 3D roughing cycle still present-day can't leave uniform stock on Z level. Entry distance is not always there, especially when it is most required. Somehow never fails. Plunging into uncut areas are still problem and not always possible to catch or get rid of it. Lots of playing around with step-over distance to achieve full clean up level to level. You get I,J arc movements on X,Y but by some reason, the helical and under angle entry consist gazillion points...and the list goes on with mostly nuisance problems that never get fixed. Overall, if they would fix problems instead of adding new features with new issues, this software would be within the best. For CNC routers working with wood, probably none of the above possess too much trouble, but machining steel and tool steels can be a little costly when a inserted tool plunges where it not supposed to.

Regardless of the problems RCam is still an ok software. Nowadays programers make CAM softwares and many of them has no idea about machining and that goes to other CAM softwares.