The 3D Wax Mill system includes a Multi-Media training CD that will step by step instruct you in the basic use of the programs described below. In a few short hours you will be able to produce a wax model that would be impossible or near impossible to hand carve. The wax models you will be able to create will open a whole new profit center for your business and you should realize a quick return on the investment that you made in the 3D Wax Mill System.
Below are screen shots that represents five projects that were all designed with 3D Engrave, the tool path to mill the wax calculated by Modela Player and a 3d rendering created by Virtual Modela. The wax models were then cut with our 3 axis mill. These programs are bundled with two others which are include in the price of our system.
3D Engrave uses 2D graphics or bitmaps to generate a 3D relief model. Importing a PIX file from a 3D scanner is also available for creating 3D designs. The models can be viewed in complete 3D and have user-defined resolution settings to determine the final detail.
Modela Player quickly imports your design and prepares for milling. To begin, set the model's scale and milling direction from the tool and material libraries in the software. Next, select the size and type of materials to be milled. MODELA Player automatically sets the best milling parameters based on the materials you choose. Additional tool parameters will also come with the system to enable the use of end mill as small as .005 inch. Then click start. That's all there is to it. Your ideas are quickly transformed into reality.
Virtual Modela enables simulation of finished 3D models and accurately estimates machining production time. Lighting effects, material color or bitmap overlays can be added for accurate finished product representation. Access can be directly achieved from 3D Engrave, MODELA Player or from import of a PRN file.
Dr. PICZA Scanning Software features a dynamic graphic display
and diverse editing functions. Dr. PICZA features control functions
such as scan pitch and area settings, plus numerous editing functions
including a handy convex/concave inversion function for making
molds, a mirror function for creating symmetric data, a tilt adjustment
function, curve smoothing, and a function for adjusting the height
of surfaces. A preview function lets you check the image from
any angle using a wide frame. You can even display color and texture
renderings. PICZA scanning data can be stored in its original
format, or exported in DXF, IGES, VRML, or as Point Cloud data
(ASCII).
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