A practical session for SOLIDWORKS shops planning a confident transition from HSMWorks.
A focused session for shops that want time to make the right decision.
Webinar overview
HSMWorks access ends March 25, 2028. We will compare SOLIDWORKS-based CAM options, identify the production knowledge worth protecting, and outline a low-risk way to validate the next workflow.
Read the full HSMWorks alternatives guide →
HSMWorks end of life
Autodesk has announced that HSMWorks will retire on March 25, 2028. A good next step starts with the work your shop depends on: parts, posts, machines, tooling, and people.
Morphos 3D helps you turn that inventory into a practical, SOLIDWORKS-based transition plan: validate representative work, scope the rebuild, train the team, and stage the rollout.
Compare the CAM alternatives → · Verify Autodesk's retirement details →
Practical perspective, from software to the shop
SOLIDWORKS machining expertise, CAM implementation, and the practical shop-floor perspective needed to make a confident move.
Senior Director of Machining — SOLIDWORKS
A long-time SOLIDWORKS manufacturing voice across SOLIDWORKS CAM, NC Shop Floor Programming, and connected design-to-manufacture workflows. Mike brings a shop-floor perspective on CNC programming, prototyping, testing, production, and the practical adoption of new manufacturing technology.
Executive Vice President
Morphos 3D
Adam brings 20+ years across technical operations, sales, and the CAD-to-CAM-to-machine-to-ERP manufacturing stack. He connects the software decision to practical implementation, team adoption, and the work that has to keep moving on the shop floor.
Compare SOLIDWORKS-based CAM options against how your shop works.
Identify the production knowledge that must remain accessible.
Test whether your CAM workflow can stay connected.
See what can be preserved, rebuilt, and proven out.
How Morphos can help
From HSMWorks to a SOLIDWORKS-based CAM workflow.
Parts, machines, posts
The right CAM path
Representative work
Planned changeover
Productive programmers
We identify what should be carried forward, rebuilt, or validated for your shop.
Workshop agenda
1:1 transition planning
If you have an immediate question about an HSMWorks workflow, we can start with the production knowledge behind it: your programs, posts, tool libraries, parts, machines, programming requirements, and timeline.
