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Overview
RhinoCAM is a capable CAD-CAM plugin built for designers and machinists who use Rhinoceros. While its technical support is only offered in English, it is a single environment for design and CNC programming. It delivers toolpath generation, multi-axis machining support, and deep post-processor flexibility.
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RhinoCAM Specifications
Production Planning
Work Order Management
Shop Floor Control
Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)
What Is RhinoCAM?
RhinoCAM is a CAM software suite that integrates directly within the Rhino environment, offering 2½-axis through full 5-axis machining support, making it suitable for mold and die, furniture, signage, prototyping, and general CNC manufacturing. It features associative toolpaths, a wide library of post-processors, and a familiar interface for Rhino users, solving pain points like data transfer errors and separate CAD/CAM workflows
RhinoCAM Pricing
RhinoCAM offers the following plans:
- RhinoCAM MILL – Xpress: $595 (one-time fee)
- RhinoCAM Standard: $1,500 (one-time fee)
- RhinoCAM Expert: $2,500 (one-time fee)
- RhinoCAM Professional: $5,000 (one-time fee)
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
RhinoCAM Integrations
Who Is RhinoCAM For?
RhinoCAM software is ideal for a wide range of industries and sectors, including:
- Furniture and cabinetry production
- Sign and engraving shops
- Mold and die manufacturing
- Rapid prototyping services
- Engineering and product design firms
Is RhinoCAM Right For You?
If your operation uses Rhino for design, requires advanced machining strategies (2½-axis through 5-axis), and seeks to reduce software hand-offs between CAD and CAM, RhinoCAM may be the perfect fit. Its associative toolpath system, deep post-processor library, and one-time purchase pricing model appeal to both hobby shops and high-end manufacturing.
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RhinoCAM Features
This module provides a wide array of toolpath strategies for machining prismatic and complex 3D parts. It includes standard operations like pocketing, profiling, and facing, as well as advanced 3-axis strategies like parallel finishing and projection pocketing.
This feature set allows for both indexed and continuous 4-axis machining. Users can program operations for parts wrapped around a rotary axis, including 4-axis facing, pocketing, and profiling, which is essential for complex component manufacturing.
The 5-axis module provides advanced capabilities for full 5-axis indexed and simultaneous machining. It includes strategies like swarf machining, drive surface machining, and 5-axis flow curve machining, allowing for complex part creation and optimal tool engagement.
This is a separate module designed for CNC lathes. It supports a full range of turning operations, including roughing, finishing, grooving, and threading, all managed within the same familiar RhinoCAM interface for complete lathe programming.
This module helps optimize material usage by automatically arranging 2D parts onto sheets or material stock. It includes both rectangular and true-shape nesting, allowing users to efficiently pack parts to minimize waste and cutting time.
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