Cutviewer no longer seems to exist

[jgmick]

Just dug up the Cutviewer website, thinking I would buy it.

Went to the "Purchase" page, got a notice "Cutviewer is no longer available for sale.".  I saw a post there that said the developer had died.  Is that the end of it?

I have tried Camotics, a little buggy, not full featured  but it does work within limits.

Any other suggestions out there?  Anything further that might indicate that Cutviewer will come back to life by someone else or under another name?

[lernincnc]

Take a look at NC Viewer at NCViewer.com.  I haven't used it much yet so don't have any comments.  Best feature is it's free.

[dh42]

Hello

Maybe CNC simulator ?

http://cncsimulator.info/

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David

[lloydsp]

Yeah... CV doesn't work reliably anymore, anyhow.  I can only get about one out of every three designs to even display in it.

I'm now using Camotics pretty-much exclusively.

Lloyd

[jgmick]

Looked at CNC simulator.  Don't care for the price.  $99.00/yearly, $535.00 forever.  A little steep for my blood.  Will check out/ probably at least try NC Viewer.

[dh42]

Looked at CNC simulator.  Don't care for the price.  $99.00/yearly, $535.00 forever.  A little steep for my blood.  Will check out/ probably at least try NC Viewer.

I though that a free version was also existing ? ("petrol key" need to be refiled every 2 ou 3 month if I well remember)

If I well remember, the CV price was ~ 250$ ...

Yeah... CV doesn't work reliably anymore, anyhow.  I can only get about one out of every three designs to even display in it.

Strange ... it always works perfectly for me ...

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David

[jim1108]

Google NC-Corrector. I actually like it better than Camotics. It’s free.

[Bubba]

Google NC-Corrector. I actually like it better than Camotics. It’s free.

According to Malwarebytes Premium this website(  NC-Corrector ) contains malware..