You can use many CAM software to programming a part for this machine, first of all, you have to know, what the manage it is, for instance Fanuc or Mazac or some thing else, Second you have to ask the device maker to submit you a put up process record for you purchased gadget, and store it into your CAM software for generate G code for your gadget. I'm surprised a new machine came with Mach3 as its a fairly old piece of software and there are other systems that can do the job and which have a more assured future.Be that as it may,it is a package with a large user base.A lot of people recommend Fusion 360 as a CAM package,but I admit to knowing nothing about it.The recommendation to look at Mastercam is worth considering as they have been dealing with 5 axis machines for years and would almost certainly have a post processor in the package that would work.If you can find any package with a 5 axis post processor it will save the considerable expense of having a custom post processor developed for your machine.You will still have to provide details of such things as the distance from the tool tip to the 5th axis pivot and may have to include details of any angular limitations on the 4th and 5th axes.If the machine is one of the very small ones that uses a rotary table on a tilting base,its less complicated but the machine will be restricted in what it can do.A commercial package is likely to cost about as much as Solid Works,so be prepared for the expense.
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