I will do expert 5 axis cnc programming using powermill and powershape

I use Autodesk PowerMill for advanced CAM programming and PowerShape for surface preparation and modeling. These are industry-leading tools for complex 3, 4, and 5-axis machining, ensuring the highest precision and toolpath quality.

Yes. To generate a compatible G-code, I will need your Post-processor file. If you don't have one, please provide the controller type (e.g., Fanuc, Heidenhain, Siemens, Mach3, Haas). I can use standard post-processors, but a "dry run" (without material) is always recommended in such cases.

Safety is my priority. I perform a full Toolpath Verification in PowerMill to check for collisions between the tool, holder, and the part. If you provide your Machine Tool model (.mtd), I can also perform a full machine-level simulation to ensure the spindle and table move safely within their limits

For the best results, please provide your 3D model in STEP, IGES, or STL format. Additionally, I need a list of available tools (diameters, lengths, and types) and information about your machine's setup (work offset/origin point).

Yes, I use PowerShape to fix "broken" surfaces, close holes for finishing operations, or create auxiliary geometry (like boundaries or lead-in surfaces). If your model needs significant design changes, please contact me first for a custom quote.

Absolutely. I specialize in complex Simultaneous 5-axis strategies, including flowline finishing, blade/impeller machining, and collision-avoidant tilting. I can also program in 3+2 (Positional) mode if your machine or project requires it.

I have experience programming for a wide range of materials, including wood (complex 3D carving), plastics (polycarbonate, acrylic), aluminum, and hard metals (steel, titanium). I will adjust the feeds and speeds based on your specific material and machine capabilities.