Posts by Matt Ryan

WORKNC is known for its powerful machining strategies, but one of its most underrated strengths lies in its Analysis tools. These tools allow programmers and machinists to better understand part geometry, identify potential issues, and prepare data for toolpath generation. Among them, the Sections command stands out as a versatile feature for visualizing and analyzing…

Cutter compensation is one of the most critical—and occasionally misunderstood—features in CNC programming. In ESPRIT Edge, understanding how offset values influence both simulation and machine behavior is essential for accurate toolpath validation and production-ready G-code. This post focuses on a specific issue many users encounter: a simulation where the tool appears to drill directly into…

In modern CNC programming, accuracy begins long before the first chip falls. It starts with proper digital setup—especially for complex tool assemblies like indexable holders. ESPRIT Edge 2025 offers a streamlined way to simulate these assemblies, ensuring fidelity between your CAM environment and shop floor reality. This guide walks you through the process of adding…

Working with 5-axis parts in ESPRIT? If your machine setup includes a rotary table, replicating that configuration in your virtual environment is essential for accurate simulation and reliable toolpaths. Here’s a quick guide to help you set it up correctly in ESPRIT. Step 1: Launch ESPRIT with a New File Open ESPRIT and start fresh.How:…