12 machining cycles
Each cycle is its own clear form with operation parameters. Pick a cycle to see the details and key parameters.
Turning
Interactive helpThe core roughing and finishing cycle for outer-diameter turning
Learn more →Facing
Interactive helpMachining the face of a workpiece down to the required length
Learn more →Threading
Interactive helpExternal and internal threads: right/left-hand, multi-start, with lead-in and lead-out
Learn more →Taper threading
Interactive helpThe same threading capability, applied to a tapered surface
Learn more →Taper
Interactive helpExternal and internal conical machining
Learn more →Sphere
Interactive helpSpherical and concave profiles, including grooved pulley profiles
Learn more →Groove
Interactive helpCutting grooves of a given width and depth
Learn more →Drilling
Interactive helpAxial drilling with support for peck feeding
Learn more →Boring
Interactive helpBoring internal diameters
Learn more →Cutoff
Interactive helpParting off the finished part from the stock
Learn more →Chamfer / radius
Interactive helpA chamfer or radius on any of the four part edges
Learn more →Archimedean spiral
Interactive helpA face spiral thread/groove following the Archimedean spiral
Learn more →Cross-cutting features
Shared by all 12 cycles, no switching between windows.
Live 2D simulator
The tool path is shown before the file is generated for the machine — check the pass visually.
G7/G8 with one button
Switch diameter/radius programming of the X axis for all cycles at once.
G32/G33 with a selectable pitch letter
The threading motion syntax and pitch address letter (I/K/F) are configurable for your controller.
Configurable M-codes
Coolant, tool number, comments, M30 at the end of the program — matched to your operator habits and post-processor.
Russian/English interface
The program's interface language switches in one click.
Millimeters and inches
Both unit systems are supported across all cycles.
Installation
The program installs in a couple of minutes. Step-by-step guides for your system.
