GWizard

Advancement in technology, besides various devices and platforms, means increased precision with tools. Industries use large machines in order to process materials into specified shapes to aid in construction. Even an offset inch can result in disaster and this is why applications such as GWizard give you the possibility to thoroughly process values you need to input to the machine for a proper result.

The application is strictly dedicated to calculus and professional use. In order for the result to be properly generated you first need and are suggested to pay a visit to the Setup menu in order to configure machines in your inventory.

Several presets are available, which are some of the most commonly used like Lathe, Tormach PCNC 1100 and IHCNC. However, since the application does not directly connect to a machine, you can also input custom values and details. Available fields let you specify model details, as well as technical values such as rapids, acceleration, weight, coolant, changer slots and more.

Based on details you provided, there are several tasks that can be handled. All areas are found in tabs for CADCAM, Feeds and Speeds, Geometry and Threads. Depending on the type of object you want to build, machine and material need to be specified, with specialized input fields for various tasks.

What's more, a scientific calculator can aid with fast calculus, with the possibility to convert between several standard measurement units, obtain angle details, as well as specialized functions such as sin or cos. Since machine can be used to create nuts and bolts, as well as shapes or threads, dedicated areas let you specify the project profile, which can be used to obtain pockets, 2D profiles, holes, 3D surfaces, or even create custom profiles.

On an ending note, GWizard can definitely provide a helping hand in construction. A great deal of precision can be obtained, with the possibility to customize machines, materials and object profiles in your inventory so that values can be applied to your environment. It's easy to use overall and if properly used, can reduce the risk of errors.