REVIEW & FIX
Repair the post you already have
We compare your current post with known-good code and fix the specific problems: headers, offsets, tool calls, drilling output, safety lines.
Post-processor development · Mastercam MP · ArtCAM
Post-processors that run right the first time.
A post-processor turns CAM toolpaths into the exact code your control expects. Ours are written by an engineer who has programmed the machines, rebuilt them and written their posts, and every one is proven on your machine before production.
What we deliver
Three ways to get a post that works
CUSTOM POST
A post written for your machine
A new or heavily modified Mastercam MP or ArtCAM post built around your kinematics, control, tool table, drilling heads and aggregates.
POST + PROVE
Post, validation and training
The custom post plus simulation, a dry run, a supervised first part, written documentation and training, so your team owns the result.
Machines differ, so each job is quoted after we see your details. There is no standard price list.
What to send us
Zip these files and we will reply with questions or a quote.
The more of this you can send, the faster and more accurate the post. Missing items are fine; we will tell you what is still needed.
Drive, motor and encoder specifications are usually not needed. A post depends on the control language and the machine kinematics. We ask for drive details only when a fix involves them.
- Machine and control: make, model, year, controller and software version.
- Axes: configuration, travel limits, axis directions and where the origins are.
- Tooling: tool changer or magazine, tool table, drilling heads, aggregates and special devices.
- Known-good programs: three to five programs that run correctly, plus the CAM output for the same jobs.
- Special codes: M-codes, macros, subprograms and anything custom.
- CAM software: name and version (Mastercam, ArtCAM or other).
- What you fix by hand today: the lines your programmers edit after posting.
Our process
Five steps, validated on your machine
1 · AUDIT
Capture the machine
Controller, software versions, tool table, magazine, drilling head, aggregates and travel limits.
2 · SPECIFY
Define the output
Kinematics, origins and known-good programs become a written output specification.
3 · BUILD
Write the post
Post logic built and compared line by line against your known-good code.
4 · VALIDATE
Prove it safely
Simulation, dry run and a supervised first part before production use.
5 · HAND OVER
Document & train
Your team receives the documentation and training to own the result.
A post is never released on clean-looking code alone. It is released when it has run correctly on your machine.
In development
AI-assisted post development
We are building a workflow where AI drafts post logic from your machine data, automated tests compare the output with your known-good code, and an engineer reviews and signs off. The aim is faster delivery. It does not replace validation on your machine.
- Early access for shops with Mastercam MP or ArtCAM posts.
- Every post is still reviewed by an engineer and proven on your machine.
Features describe the product design and may change.
Questions
Before you send your files
Which CAM systems do you write posts for?
Mastercam (MP language) and ArtCAM today. Other systems on request, after a feasibility review.
Can you fix the post I already have?
Yes. We audit it against known-good code and fix the specific problems, or tell you honestly if a rewrite is the better path.
Do you need drive, motor and encoder details?
Usually not. A post depends on the control language and the machine kinematics. We ask for drive details only when a fix involves them.
How is the post tested?
Against your known-good programs, then simulation, a dry run and a supervised first part. You approve it before production use.
Start with the details