Can we just take a moment to say thanks!

[hokieengr]

I'm sure everyone thinks it but doesn't post it enough: thanks to everyone who has made the Path workbench operational! I know tons of work goes into this and all most of us do is complain how things aren't working well enough. Really though, obviously there is a long way to go but I just wanted to say thank you for getting this far!

[chrisb]

+1

[borrisl]

Agree.

I'm a developer and have taken up the torch to try to participate in bringing more functionality to Path. Thank you for those that have worked so hard to get it this far.

[juelketreu]

I will underlining the words from hokieengr, that is a great work from many people. I think we must thanks a lot for they're work on this Projekt. I could learn so many through this "growing up a CAD/CAM-Software", it is unbelievable !!!
I am a user/player/tester/warrior. It is great to see some People like them are around for this Work.
Sorry for my English, greetings from South Germany

[chrili_rakete]

Thank you so much!
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Christoph

[dubstar-04]

+1

[kreso-t]

+1

[EskiBrew]

Can I add my +1 to this too

I've muddled on for years with CAM-BAM and the way I've used it results in a pretty slow workflow with less than optimal results. I've been using FreeCAD for quite a while and have had my eye on the Path workbench but not really tried to use it before today. Initially I thought I'd just dive in and try it but realised that I wasn't sure quite what was going on. Fortunately I found sliptonic's videos on YouTube and I have to say, they are excellent!

I've successfully created the gcode to pocket a part - not cut any material using the code yet but that's next...