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How many are still using 8.1.1


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I am actually going to try to sell a few seats, I cant believe there are some shops that arent

with the program, I am going to try to show them what they are missing.Coming from a background of other systems It gives me some leverage.Thanks for the support.Next on my agenda sooner or later will be a machining center.I gotta ways to go, but someday. cool.gif

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Use 8.1.1 for toolpathing and design

Currently beta testing 9.1

The rest of the department uses 8.1.1 also.

 

Back when 9.0 came out I couldn't recommend spending the money for the upgrade. 9.0 seemed to be nothing more than a bunch of bug fixes with some cosmetic/interface changes tacked on to justify the version change.

 

With that being said, I've been testing 9.1 beta and like it a whole lot. If the boss decides to upgrade the department to 9.1 I'd be a very happy camper. But with things still slow I don't know if x-dollars for the upgrade will translate into x-plus-dollars in savings from increased productivity, fewer toolpath errors, etc…

 

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I am still using v8.1.1 Level 1.

 

I spoke with a couple people at the trade shows demoing v9, and they recommended that upgrading to v9 for level 1 didn't have too many more enhancements. It is my intention to stick with this version until v10, or until I can afford the upgrade to level 3.

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9.0 sp1 at Bratton CADCAM Services

good luck mold100

 

The WCS alone is worth the upgrade to V9. It doesn't matter if you use mill level 1 or 3 as long as you have parts that have more than one setup or if you do anything for the automotive or aerospace industry. I think anyone that uses the WCS on a daily basis would agree.

 

my 2, scratch that, 4 cents

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