METAL AND PLASTIC
3D Printing is changing the way products are designed, developed, tested, and manufactured.
From entry-level 3D printers to industrial systems, we have the tech to help you produce conceptual & functional prototypes, end-use parts, models, manufacturing tooling, jigs & fixtures, and more.
CUSTOM SERVICES
We are very focused on our customers because we know that our success depends on your success.
We have made it our mission to ensure that you not only get the right product for your needs but also that months and years into the ownership, you continue to be successful with it. We offer:
- 3D Printing
- 3D Scanning
- Reverse Engineering
- Design
- Custom Post Processors
THE PRODUCTS WE REPRESENT
We offer a wide range of products and services in the design and manufacturing industry. No matter what your manufacturing challenge is, we are here to provide you with the best solution.
IN-PERSON & REMOTE TRAINING
In-person Mastercam & Geomagic Classes
Our classrooms generally hold a maximum of 8 students. We strongly believe that our small class sizes are essential to ensure maximum instructor/student interaction and greater student success. Each student works on his/her own computer, and there is a great focus on hands-on learning. All software classes are taught on the latest version.
Remote Mastercam Classes
Years before the virus situation changed our world we were doing remote virtual online training for customers. This remote option saved time driving and money on travel costs. We have invested in new technology and instructors to ensure a learning experience as if the instructor were there looking over your shoulder guiding you.
Applications Training
Our High-Efficiency Milling class is an intense course on how to implement, evaluate and select components for high-efficiency milling to get shorter cycle times, reduce tool wear, and extend machine life. Students will learn guidelines for selecting key components with hands-on interactions to build their ability in identifying and creating an efficient milling process.
OUR LATEST 2 MINUTE TUESDAY VIDEOS
Two Minute Tuesday is a popular video series from Cimquest TV. These weekly videos focus on various topics in the manufacturing industry. Every Tuesday you’ll find a new, informative video from the Cimquest Team covering Mastercam, a variety of 3D Printers, CAD, Reverse Engineering & Inspection solutions, as well as Customer Spotlights, Tips & Tricks, What’s New, and much more. Sign up today so you don’t miss out.
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THE LATEST ARTICLES FROM THE BLOG
We post three new articles every week that covers the latest Cimquest, Mastercam, and 3D Printing happenings, product offerings, and update info along with general Industry trends and breaking news.
Topics at the Xpand3D Panel Discussions
Our upcoming Xpand3D Virtual Manufacturing and Design Event taking place May 25-26, 2021 will showcase three different panel discussions that will include some of the most knowledgeable people in the industry. If you're interested in hearing about the latest advancements in design and manufacturing, you don't want to miss these [...]
Verisurf Expanding Capabilities on the Mastercam Platform
Today’s manufacturers want and need more seamless integration between design, build, inspection, and reporting. They need a more complete design-build solution. These solutions must be clean with continuity of data and support for downstream applications. Verisurf Software has been a Mastercam strategic partner for 25 years, delivering customers quality inspection, [...]
Upcoming Webinar – A More Colorful AM Future
HP’s Color MJF Parts with AMT’s PostPro Vapor Smoothing Colored Thermoplastic 3D printed parts via Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) have set the highest standards of color capabilities possible with powder bed fusion processes. These parts still have surface imperfections such as internal voids, residue powder, or partially fused powder among [...]
Metrology Minute May
The Benefit of using GD&T and a Positional Tolerance vs +/- Tolerances When creating a part like the one below, the intent of the four holes is likely to fasten this component to another in the final assembly where the round holes will accept round fasteners. We want to look [...]
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