My name is Marek Skoták. For over 18 years, I’ve helped manufacturing companies turn CAM data into reliable, machine-ready programs — without routine manual NC code editing.
I started my career as a CNC programmer on milling and turning machines. I worked with real controllers — Sinumerik, Fanuc, NUM 1040 — and I know what it means when a machine stops because of a faulty NC program, or when an operator has to manually rewrite lines of code before every run.
Over the years, implementing CAM software — first Alphacam at Nexnet, then Autodesk HSM solutions at Tecnotrade — I realized the biggest production bottleneck is almost never the machine itself. It's the gap between the CAD design and the actual cut: postprocessors that don't match the controller, CAM workflows nobody on the team fully understands, and repetitive manual steps that eat hours every week.
That's why in 2018 I went fully freelance and founded CCSOFTCZ. My mission is to close that gap — with custom postprocessors, clean Autodesk Fusion deployments, and automation that turns complex setups into a single click.
“In many companies, the real production bottleneck isn’t the machine. It’s the software layer between the design and the cut.”
I develop postprocessors in JavaScript for Autodesk Fusion, targeting 3-axis to 5-axis machining centres. Machines covered: Homag (WoodWOP), Holzher (NC HOPS), SCM (Maestro/XCS), Biesse (BiesseWorks/CIX), Morbidelli, Fanuc, Heidenhain (iTNC 530, TNC 640) and Siemens Sinumerik.
I deploy Autodesk Fusion directly into your production process — tool libraries pre-loaded with your cutters, CAM templates aligned to your machines, machine definitions and postprocessors ready from day one.
Using the Autodesk Fusion API, I build scripts and add-ins that automate repetitive CAM programming tasks. What used to take 30 minutes per part can become a single click.
I develop Autodesk Fusion postprocessors for Fanuc, Heidenhain (iTNC 530, TNC 640), Siemens Sinumerik (840D, 840D sl), and dedicated woodworking systems including Homag (WoodWOP), Holzher (NC HOPS), SCM (Maestro/XCS), Biesse (BiesseWorks/CIX) and Morbidelli. I have delivered over 200 postprocessors to date — if your controller isn’t listed, contact me.
Autodesk Fusion is my primary CAM platform. I also have hands-on experience with HSMWorks, Inventor HSM and Alphacam, which makes transitions from legacy CAM systems more straightforward.
Yes. I complete the majority of postprocessor development, Fusion setup, API scripting and training projects remotely. On-site commissioning and operator training are also available when physical access to the machine is required.
A standard postprocessor typically takes 3–10 business days from the initial discovery call to final tested delivery, depending on machine complexity and the depth of NC output customisation required. Complex 5-axis or multi-spindle machines may take longer.