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CAD Program for Proliner
Last Post 01 May 2009 08:28 AM by Patrick McGrath. 1 Replies.
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Todd Simoneaux
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30 Apr 2009 06:06 PM
    I have had my Proliner 8.0 for awhile now and the CAD program that comes with the unit, Vector, is not very user friendly. Can any CAD program be used? Can someone recommend one?
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    01 May 2009 08:28 AM
    Todd,
    we use Alpha Cam successfully and find it fine for getting from Proliner to CNC.We'd be happier if the output on the CAD side was good enough to replace the drawings we do for customer approval. We currently do those on VISIO which gives a good clean readable drawing.

    I would assume that any CAD program would be fine. Drop a line to info@proliner-usa.com and I'm sure they'll advise.

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