#Bobcad 21 software#
#Bobcad 21 license#

I'm not even sure they support V 21 anymore? I'm sure the latest BC's are great but I just need basic 2.5 D on a pretty basic mill. seems like it was ver 15 for a short bit then 17.Never cared for any of the versions beyond 21 since they did a total rebuild and I don't like learning new software. I too have been using BC for a long time.

Hope that helps!Thanks for such an in depth post. Since I know it is not a bug that was there when I used it, it seems more likely to be a bug from a corrupted installation. Whatever the cause, it is definitely not normal and reads as a bug to me. And at the time I was using it daily for jobs that often involved cutting circles. I can say it never did anything like that when I was using it. BobCAD-CAM V21 is developed by BobCAD-CAM.The manufacturers that do not have information associated with their name have been sent e-mail but have not yet responded. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 21.3, 21.4 and 21.5. XP was pretty good as well, but I think the combination of the harddrives at the time, XP and Bobcad just led to problems after a certain amount of use. The names of program executable files are BobCAD25.exe, BobCAD23.exe, BobCAD24.exe and BobCAD26.exe. Reason was that things did get buggy at some point and the only way to get back to normal was to start over.

#Bobcad 21 software#

Back in the day, I would reinstall Windows XP and all the software I used about once every year or two, often replacing the harddrive with a new one (more for peace of mind in a dusty woodshop environment). The only thing I can suggest is that you may want to start with a fresh installation of the software.

#Bobcad 21 license#

The only software at the time that could automate that was Bobcad, and I had even bought a much more expensive license of OneCNC Mill XP which couldn't output the right code. At the time, I had a toolchanger that needed a post processor that would send a tool call for the next tool, not the current tool that needed changing since it had a dual head with one getting the tool preloaded. Of the many versions I've had over the years, it stands out in my memory as being one that I had very little trouble with. I probably haven't had V21 on a computer in over a decade, but I recall it was pretty robust back then (I started with V17 or V18, been too long to remember).

and Bobcad-cam Inc.This seems pretty much directly related to the issue in your other post regarding drawing the circles. The data presented on this page does not represent the view of BobCAD-CAM and its employees or that of Zippia.īobCAD-CAM may also be known as or be related to BobCAD CAM, BobCAD-CAM, BobCAD-CAM Inc, Bobcad Cam Inc, Bobcad Cam, Inc. None of the information on this page has been provided or approved by BobCAD-CAM. While we have made attempts to ensure that the information displayed are correct, Zippia is not responsible for any errors or omissions or for the results obtained from the use of this information.

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