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March 2014

Specialized Multiaxis Programming for Multi-bladed Parts

By |March 21st, 2014|Mastercam|

Traditionally, one of the most complex 5-axis challenges is generating toolpaths for impellers, fans, and marine screws. These parts are widely used in power generation, energy transfer, and propulsion.

Blade Expert is a powerful, easy-to-use custom application designed to generate efficient, smooth, and gouge-free toolpaths for these complex parts. It minimizes unnecessary motion at the machine, delivering a highly efficient toolpath with superior finish quality.

Multi-bladed parts come in many configurations, but Blade Expert’s common sense operation […]

Tales from the Shop: Gentlemen Start Your Engines

By |March 8th, 2014|Mastercam|

Reprinted from the Mastercam Blog 

An ongoing series from the Mastercam R&D machine shop.

One of our Applications Engineers has been working on a reverse engineering project. He’s making a Turbo Elbow for a twin turbo V8 Monte Carlo with Mastercam and Verisurf.

The part was originally pie-cut sections of stainless steel tubing welded together, […]

Stratasys Gets Tough with Nylon 12

By |March 5th, 2014|3D Printing / Additive Mfg, Stratasys|

Reprinted from the Stratsys Blog:

Tough and flexible bender bar created with FDM Nylon 12 material on the Fortus 3D Production System

fdm nylon 12

A new nylon material with the specs to be the toughest in additive manufacturing is a strong reason to take notice.

Stratasys chose EuroMold 2013 to launch FDM Nylon 12 for Fortus 3D Production Systems.

Designed to optimize strength and toughness while reducing the […]

A Handheld 3D Scanner Turning Heads at the Trade Shows

By |March 4th, 2014|3D Scanning, Technology|

Columbus, Ohio-based company, Knockout Concepts, is developing a mobile 3D Scanner. Their objective is to create the mobile 3D Scanner that can go wherever you go and capture whatever what you see. The 3D Scanner is a first-of-its-kind unit which contains an integrated depth sensor from Primesense, the same technology used in 3D Systems’ own scanning device. As it happens, Knockout used a rapid prototyped version to present at Maker Faire, turning more […]

December 2013

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