It was by Autodesk, which owns SolidWorks’ CAD rival Autodesk Inventor. HSMWorks eventually did get bought, but not by Dassault. The only way the SolidWorks-HSMWorks integration could have been tighter was for Dassault Systemes, SolidWorks’ parent company, to acquire HSMWorks. Even the “-Works” in HSMWorks, I suspect, might have been the creators’ deliberate tie to SolidWorks in branding. The computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) program was best known for its tight integration with SolidWorks’ CAD program.

Employment Opportunity / RFQ (Request for Quote).For a long time, HSMWorks for SolidWorks was the envy of Autodesk Inventor users.

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Thank you all for posting information and your builds, I'm learning and enjoying this site very much so far. I am currently working on designing a CNC router that I will build over the next 6 months (as I get the expendable money to do so). Then there are what seems to be dozens of other pieces of software that I've seen mentioned on this Forum. Fusion 360, HSMWorks Ultimate, and Inventor CAM Ultimate. I'm wondering how this software stacks up against all the other software that is available? There are multiple software just in this collection that could potentially be used. and noticed a piece of software that I haven't seen before or even knew existed. I just bought a new laptop and went to install some of my available software in the Autodesk Product Design and Manufacturing Collection. TL: DR: Is Inventor CAM Ultimate good in comparison to other CAM software? Would it be good for a CNC router projects?

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