DeskProto releases Offset strategy in Version 6.1

UTRECHT, Netherlands - Oct. 11, 2013 - PRLog -- Delft Spline Systems announces the release of a new DeskProto: Version 6.1. This upgrade features important additions, like the new Offset strategy and Toolpath sorting to prevent unneeded positioning movements.

"We added the Offset strategy on request of many pedorthists, for machining custom insoles.” says Lex Lennings, DeskProto sales manager. "Beta testing proved that the new strategy works great in many other application areas as well.”

A complete overview of all new features and other improvements in Version 6.1 can be found on

www.deskproto.com/products/newinv61.htm.

V61 has been released in English, Chinese, Dutch, German and Spanish, French and Italian will follow soon.

The new version is a free update for registered V6.0 users. And for registered users of previous versions a discounted update offer is available until the end of the year.

About DeskProto:

DeskProto by Delft Spline Systems is the 3D CAM program that has made CNC milling a competitive technology for Rapid Prototyping. The software can import STL files from any 3D CAD system, and can export NC program files suited for any 3-axis or 4-axis CNC milling machine. Key feature is the ease of use: DeskProto is aimed at designers, not (as most other CAM software) at CAM specialists. Despite its low-end price DeskProto contains many high-end features, like automatic feedrate reduction at high chiploads, collet collision check, full rotation axis support, the two-sided milling wizard, and much more (not all options are available in all editions). Current users range from hobbyists and one-person model-shops to multinational A-brand companies like Unilever, Lancôme, Sony-Ericsson and NASA.

DeskProto is a registered trademark of Delft Spline Systems.

Illustration:

The illustration below is available for download in two resolutions:

www.deskproto.com/img/dp61-offset-strategy.png

(300x200 pixels, 62 KB).

www.deskproto.com/img/dp61-offset-strategy-large.png

(1000x750 pixels, 249 KB).

Illustration caption:

"Offset machining will save much time when machining custom insoles"