Removing Key Barriers for Metal 3D Printing Adoption
Join us for "Removing Key Barriers for Metal 3D Printing Adoption" Webinar Are you ready to revolutionize your additive manufacturing process? Join us for an insightful and informative webinar as we delve into the cutting-edge capabilities of Meltio Space, the ultimate toolpath generator software by Meltio3D. Date: September 12th, 2023 Time: 11:00 AM EDT Webinar Highlights Introduction to Meltio Space: Gain a comprehensive understanding of Meltio Space and how it's transforming the world of additive manufacturing. Learn about its intuitive interface, powerful features, and the unique advantages it brings to the table. Efficiency Unleashed: Discover how Meltio Space streamlines your workflow, optimizing the toolpath generation process for 3D printing. From complex geometries to intricate designs, explore how the software maximizes efficiency while maintaining impeccable precision. Advanced Techniques: Delve into the advanced techniques and strategies that Meltio Space offers. Explore its support for various additive manufacturing methods, including metal printing, composite fabrication, and more. Learn how to harness these techniques to push the boundaries of your projects. Q&A Session: Engage with our experts in a live question-and-answer session. Get answers to your queries about Meltio Space, its features, integration, and its potential to reshape your additive manufacturing journey. Who Should Attend Professionals in the [...]
Metrology Minute – Airfoil Analysis
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 face. We first would need to complete a deviation check at random points along the outer perimeter. We could use the Comparison Point tool in Control X to select random points along the area of interest to generate the required data. The color coding allows us to see where the airfoil contour is “full” from the nominal CAD model as well as where it is “undersized.” The Yellow/Orange/Red colors exported from Control X indicate full conditions whereas the light blue – dark blue colors show that the scan is undersized, as compared to the nominal CAD model. We can then select the tool to export the data to a text or CSV file. Control X will generate a datasheet with all the information required regarding each randomly selected [...]
Why Every University Needs a Studio System Metal 3D Printer
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, particularly for universities. In addition to ensuring students have experience with digital tools like CAD, FEA, and generative design, investing in metal additive manufacturing allows students the opportunity to gain invaluable hands-on experience directly producing the parts they design. Having a 3D printer on campus also attracts researchers with the opportunity to conduct customized experiments, test new materials, and continue to push the boundaries of the technology for advanced industry applications. As metal 3D printing continues to emerge as a key manufacturing technology, it is critical educational institutions include it in their curricula to inspire the next-generation of professionals and avoid leaving students at a disadvantage as they enter the workforce. Here are five reasons the Desktop Metal Studio System is a worthy investment for every educational institution. [...]
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Reverse Engineering for CAM Applications- Webinar on Demand
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