Brennan Williams, a systems and technical support specialist at Tormach, walks through various probing routines on a Tormach PCNC 770. Probing routines like these are important for fast, accurate part and fixture setup, to help ensure your parts come out right every time.

PathPilot™ has been out of beta for nearly four months, and we’re quite proud of our new control software. While we expected PathPilot to improve the lives of our customers, there were a few features that we weren’t expecting to have such an impact. Here’s our top six list of our favorite (somewhat) unexpected advantages with PathPilot, in no particular order:

Now that we have hundreds of users (both new and veteran) using our new PathPilot™ software, we've created a series of tutorials on using the software to educate on the workflow and user interface.

A couple months back we introduced our new PathPilot control software to the world. We’ve created a series of tutorials on using PathPilot to educate on the workflow and user interface. Today’s video, Getting Started with Tool Tables, is the first of several upcoming tutorials on how to use PathPilot.

I recently had the opportunity to sit down with our senior controls engineer, Daniel Rogge, to discuss the fact that, with our PathPilot controller software, Tormach machines can now be networked.

As many of you are aware, we announced our new PathPilot™ software last month and are expecting the official release in April. The Tormach engineering group has taken painstaking measures to develop this entirely new control architecture that is designed specifically for our products.