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They are both very good packages! I stopped using artcam at ver 8, so I'm not up to speed on where it is after that.

I use Aspire now, and haven't regretted switching at all. Both will get you from A to B with great results!

You have to compare apples to apples though. I believe that by the time you buy the AC modules to bring it up to what Aspire offers, it is more expensive. I switched due to the PIA of having a dongle to remember, plus the monthly maintenance was around $150 month for the updates. If you buy Aspire, you own it. I think with AC your really just renting it.

I didn't like the idea of having to insure a dongle. You won't be unhappy either way with the results, maybe just the price! I also didn't like the 'Prove you bought the software before we help you' attitude on the AC forums. BUT.I haven't been back there in a really long time 8) JWO. One area of discussion that doesn't seem to get enough exposure is support. I'm not talking about a forum or support from another user. That's the dividing line for me.

ArtCam has trained experts, and one is assigned to each purchaser of their product. When I come across a step that has me stumped, the answer is but a phone call away. Another real advantage is learning new techniques to solve my problem. It's seldom happens that I don't learn new methods and techniques when I make a call to their support staff. When a person is in production it's necessary to keep the work flowing. That's where ArtCam stands away. ArtCam does offer some special product lines Jewelers and coin makers.

Their product line goes beyond Aspire although both are good programs. I also didn't like the 'Prove you bought the software before we help you' attitude on the AC forums.Jamie, I see a number of users running crack versions of Aspire and ArtCam. The people on the ArtCam forum got sick of people with illegal software asking for help how to use it, so it was implemented that you can become verified by registering your dongle # (no different than registering for the forum) its done internally and a verified label is added to your avatar, you can then also access the verified section. I don't know how many times I've seen people with known crack versions of Aspire get help on the Vectric forum. I don't know about you, but when I help someone with software I expect that they legally obtained it so commend the Delcam staff for implementing the verified section on the AC forum Gary. Hi John, Just a short bit of history, Delcam commenced in 1977 and is recognized as one of the leading cad/cam developers, actually ArtCam is not their major product division and is only about 19 years old.

Tony and Brian who worked for Delcam/ArtCam and left around 2005 to start Vetric with the v-carve 2d software which has now includes Aspire. As of February Delcam became an independant subsidiary of Autodesk (Autocadd is not their main product division either) but both products will benefit from this. Brian, Looks like you have what's needed for your situation. Perhaps I didn't explain very well one of the reasons many of us stay with ArtCam.

O, by the way, I have both programs. Aside from rapid assistance I receive there's another major factor. Trudoemkosti rabot gaz. That's the continual learning experience I receive each time I pick up the phone with a problem. If you have Skype the ArtCam pro can see exactly what issue you are having.

And can take over, making corrections, or allowing you to while he looks on. It always turns into a learning experience which is invaluable to me. This is the ultimate in my CNC experience. Each of us find their way. My requirements may not be like yours but everyone should know how ArtCam supports their customers. That's often not understood. Joe, I figured there is some story involved in the creation of Vectric.

It always make you kinda wonder when you see a shift of people move from one company to another. Happens in all business. I always have to laugh in a local business market when a new salon opens and the person that opens it takes half the staff from where they where already at. People always think the Grass is greener on the other side of the street I guess. Didn't Delcam get bought out by a large software company recently? I wonder if that will effect their software or pricing in the future?