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Deploying Design X Essentials for Reverse Engineering and CNC programming
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Deploying Design X Essentials for Reverse Engineering and CNC programming

3d Scanning & Reverse Engineering

Deploying Design X Essentials for Reverse Engineering and CNC programming

By Cimquest Marketing|2023-06-07T09:47:44-04:00June 7th, 2023|Categories: 3d Scanning & Reverse Engineering|

Geomagic Design X Essentials can take a scan or point cloud from a scanner and use it as a template for reverse engineering the shape into a completely machinable Neutral or Kernel file (Step, ACIS or Parasolid). 2D Pockets that require 2-axis machining that include G02/G03 circular tool motion, G81/G83 point-to-point applications, etc. are all fully achievable, using Design X Essentials to create the model. The all-too-common Autosurface created by most reverse engineering software tools [...]

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A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Session 3 – DSH – Webinar on Demand
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A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Session 3 – DSH – Webinar on Demand

3D Printing Webinar, Webinar On Demand

A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Session 3 – DSH – Webinar on Demand

By Cimquest Marketing|2023-06-07T09:08:35-04:00June 7th, 2023|Categories: 3D Printing Webinar, Webinar On Demand|Tags: Xact Metal|

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 Check out the third of our 4-part webinar series, A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production. This time we were joined by DSH Technologies! The mission of this session is to help people understand what debind and sinter technology is all about. Let’s turn [...]

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How to Remove Xact Metal DMLS Supports
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How to Remove Xact Metal DMLS Supports

Tech Tips, XactMetal

How to Remove Xact Metal DMLS Supports

By Cimquest Marketing|2023-06-07T09:01:16-04:00June 7th, 2023|Categories: Tech Tips, XactMetal|

This blog post will cover how to remove Xact Metal Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) supports from completed 3P-printed parts. It will explain the process of safely and effectively separating supports from the build plate, removing supports from your metal 3D-printed part, and cleaning up support touchpoints. You will first need to have the necessary tools ready, including a cutting tool such as a bandsaw or hacksaw to separate the part from the build plate [...]

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Mastercam 2024 Preview

By Cimquest Marketing|2023-06-05T12:20:15-04:00June 5th, 2023|Categories: 2 Minute Tuesdays, CQTV, Mastercam 2024, Mastercam 2024, Mastercam Video Series|Tags: Mastercam|

Mastercam 2024 Preview In this week’s 2 Minute Tuesday, the team at Cimquest is eager to show you the latest and greatest that Mastercam's newest 2024 release has to offer. We have put together a sneak peak of five new enhancements to your Mastercam software. Registration for Mastercam 2024 Rollout Sessions: https://cimquest-inc.com/join-us-for-our-mastercam-2024-rollouts/

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A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Session 2 – UltiMaker – Webinar on Demand
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A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Session 2 – UltiMaker – Webinar on Demand

3D Printing Webinar, Webinar On Demand

A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Session 2 – UltiMaker – Webinar on Demand

By Cimquest Marketing|2023-06-01T19:30:03-04:00June 1st, 2023|Categories: 3D Printing Webinar, Webinar On Demand|Tags: Xact Metal|

A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Session 2 – UltiMaker Replayed from a live webinar held on June 1, 2023 Check out the second of our 4-part webinar series, A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production. This time we were joined by UltiMaker! Metal Expansion Kit enabled by the UltiMaker 3D Printing Platform: Application Engineer Luis Rodriguez will walk you through the [...]

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A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Live Session 1 – BASF – Webinar on Demand
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A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Live Session 1 – BASF – Webinar on Demand

3D Printing Webinar, Webinar On Demand

A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Live Session 1 – BASF – Webinar on Demand

By Susan Gaffney|2023-05-31T12:33:23-04:00May 31st, 2023|Categories: 3D Printing Webinar, Webinar On Demand|Tags: Xact Metal|

A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production: Live Session 1 – BASF (Webinar) Replayed from a live webinar held on May 31, 2023 Check out the first of our 4-part webinar series, A MIM-Based Approach to Metal 3D Printing from Entry to Production. This time we were joined by BASF! BASF’s Ultrafuse® 316L and 17-4 PH metal filaments are designed for ultimate ease of handling and use on [...]

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Creating Multiple Section Planes in a Single Command using Control X
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Creating Multiple Section Planes in a Single Command using Control X

3D Scanning

Creating Multiple Section Planes in a Single Command using Control X

By Cimquest Marketing|2023-08-15T08:28:46-04:00May 31st, 2023|Categories: 3D Scanning|

In this blog post, we are going to demonstrate the creation of multiple section planes in a single 2D Section command using Control X. In a recent blog post, we created two planes where one passed through the center points of two holes and the second was a linear distance offset, away from the first. Now, we are going to explain how to create a new plane that is parallel to Section A-A where we [...]

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Control X – Using Construction Geometry
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Control X – Using Construction Geometry

2 Minute Tuesdays, 3D Scanning, 3d Scanning & Reverse Engineering, CQTV

Control X – Using Construction Geometry

By Cimquest Marketing|2023-05-30T12:51:42-04:00May 30th, 2023|Categories: 2 Minute Tuesdays, 3D Scanning, 3d Scanning & Reverse Engineering, CQTV|

In this week’s 2 Minute Tuesday, we will discuss Initial Alignments, Datum Alignments, and the use of Construction Geometry to create datum planes in space in Oqton’s Geomagic Control X.

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