Yes indeed sir, that pic. has been posted before ( perhaps in the impact engraving thread ).
I agree. In general, you get what you pay for with software and there are varying degrees of difficulty (especially with the free stuff) but there will always be new ideas or new processes which just have to be tried (I think I have produced a lot of scrap over the years but I hope that I will never loose enthusiasm). Once you have practiced with any software I am sure you can more of less guarantee that it comes out right first time but first time you use it well, who knows...
DotG, for example, is extremely slow but at the time it produced something which I don’t believe had ever been done before and perhaps it’s the same with Jason Dorie’s Halftoner and Reactor
http://jasondorie.com/page_cnc.html - they all have their own merits and disadvantages.
It’s all a wonderful world of learning and experience out there and who knows what is just around the corner waiting to pounce.
Tweakie.
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