Join Gabriel Corbett for an in-depth discussion in this video Understanding makes and types of CNC machines, part of Rapid Prototyping for Product Design.
…In this movie we're going to take a look at some of the various types of CNC…machines out there, and some of the different manufacturers.…One of the key most fundamental CNC machines you're going to see in…almost every shop, is going to be a three axis mill.…Haas is one of the more popular brands out there, and…this is a picture of one of their machines.…And they have a nice little 3D view of it, so I just figured I'd show you this and…this is kind of what this machine looks like.…And you can spin it around,…you can see up here the various different tools that I have in the machine.…Right here is the chip augers, so…the chips are made inside the machine are come up through that hole and out.…You've got the different sized tables.…So, this is probably a 30 by 16 machine, they have them smaller than that and…much bigger than that.…So depending on the size of material you're going to be using, these machines…have coolant, they have tools, they have a bunch of different features, but…they all pretty much are going to operate exactly the same way.…
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9/16/2014- 3D printing parts, using fused deposition modeling, stereolithography, and selective laser sintering (FDM, SLA, and SLS)
- Working with CNC mills and lathes
- Building a silicon mold and resin casting a part
- Injection molding a plastic part
- Creating quick 2D models
- Using laser and touch-probe scanners
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 12s
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1. The Prototyping Process
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2. 3D Printing
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3. Machining
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4. Resin Casting
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Building a silicone mold2m 55s
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Molding a part2m 55s
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5. Injection Molding
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Building an injection mold1m 13s
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6. 2D Prototypes
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7. 3D Scanning
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Using a laser scanner2m 6s
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Using a touch-probe scanner1m 43s
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Conclusion
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Wrapping up53s
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