Its been a couple of year's since I bought it. But they did price it on request. Roughly as I remember, Cad was free, 2.5 d was about $150. I was and hope to get back to, trying to build a 5 axis machine. Family Heath problems put that on hold. 2.5 d to my best recall does get you indexing on a fourth axis. What it doesn't give you is cutting while moving all axis. One thing about Synergy. The default values for cutting speed etc. were based on production milling with production equipment and tooling, so you need to adjust the values for a typical home brew mill.
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