Exporting Airfoil Analysis Data to a Spreadsheet Using Control X When working with Control X, you often find yourself needing the data that is generated by the software to be exported in a usable form rather than just a static report. In this post, we are going to show you how we analyzed a machined airfoil. Using this machined airfoil below as an example, suppose we wanted to analyze its contour directly at the end [...]
Multi Threading - Mastercam 2024 In this week's episode of 2 Minute Tuesday, we're going to teach you about multithreading and how it accelerates tool path creation.
It is critical educational institutions include technologies like metal 3D printing in curricula to give them hands-on experience with disruptive technology and avoid leaving students at a disadvantage as they enter the workforce. Metal additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is revolutionizing industries by enabling the creation of complex parts with intricate geometries that were once impossible to produce using traditional methods. Creating components by building up metal layer-by-layer has numerous applications and advantages, [...]
Formlabs goal is to create powerful, affordable, and easy-to-use technology. That’s why we are excited to announce a new discount on Formlabs' refurb units that will allow you to capitalize on both large-format and desktop SLA systems with significant cost savings. The Refurb printers are inspected and tested at Formlabs' repair facilities to meet the same standards as new printers. They may have minor cosmetic imperfections, but they allow for the same quality and functionality [...]
In this week's episode of 2 Minute Tuesday, Joel focuses on Reverse Engineering of scans to produce solid models for CAM applications.
If you were to ask what the difference is between 2D and 3D machining, you’d likely get the stock reply of “2D machining works in two axes, and 3D works in three.” It’s an accurate answer, but not much else. So, what does that really mean and when should you use one or the other? Continue reading to learn more about 2D and 3D machining. What is the difference between 2D and 3D? We’ve established [...]
A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Session 3 – DSH TechnologiesReplayed from a live webinar held on June 6, 2023 From Scan-to-NC: Reverse Engineering for CAM Applications
The world’s first metal binder jetting system designed for machine shops, the Desktop Metal Shop System is capable of printing complex metal parts with the benefits that standards machine shops expect: unparalleled productivity with superior print quality while maintaining high levels of accessibility throughout the entire process. In addition to unlocking process and product innovations, the binder jetting technology at the heart of the Shop System is capable of delivering reliable high performance that meets [...]
