DeskProto ® goes multilingual: now also in French and Italian.

Nov. 15, 2012 - PRLog -- Delft Spline Systems released French and Italian versions of it’s DeskProto 3D CAM software. DeskProto offers “3D CNC machining for non-machinists”, and now is available in six languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian and Spanish.

3D modeling on the computer is becoming mainstream technology, followed by the wish to create real parts. This can be done both by 3D printing (additive) and by CNC machining (subtractive). DeskProto uses CNC machining, which allows any material, any size and any accuracy. Typical users are product designers for Rapid Prototyping, jewelers for wax models, toolmakers for molds, artists, medics, woodworkers and many others: see the examples on www.deskproto.com/gallery/reference.htm. The new Maker movement has also inspired many hobbyist users to start using CNC technology.

"Learning about a new technology like CNC machining is easier in your own language,” says Lex Lennings, DeskProto sales manager. "And since we address inexperienced users, these translations are important to reach clients who otherwise could not achieve 3D CNC machining.”

A free trial version of DeskProto in French is available at www.deskproto.fr

A free trial version of DeskProto in Italian is available at www.deskproto.it

In order to also get support in one of these languages it will be needed to obtain DeskProto from your local reseller, as listed on the website.

Current DeskProto users can install the translated versions without any extra cost.

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.

For more information visit www.deskproto.com