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Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pablo Velazquez Oct 25, 2012. 9 Replies 0 Likes
My name is Andrew McEwen aka "The Prototype Guy".I specialize in 3d printing and 3d scanning at EMS, Inc. You name it, we've scanned it. As for 3d printing, an overwhelming number of new…Continue
The perfect 3d printer
Started Sep 20, 2010 0 Replies 0 Likes
There are many Rapid Prototyping technologies available today. With over40 technologies that have been developed over the years, it can beoverwhelming! There's stereolithography, laser sintering, 3d…Continue
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Pablo Velazquez replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."...and I think I'm about to find some;)"
Pablo Velazquez replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."hi, my name is Pablo, I originally come from Hamburg in Germ. and just finished my b.a. degree at University of Illinois. I am currently looking for M.A. opportunities:)"
Muhammad Asif replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."My name is Muhammad Asif. I belong to Pakistan. I am a consulting engineer specialized in hydropower engineering with a civil engineering background. I have been working in the field of water resources for 14 years. The link to my…"
Andrew R. Ellis replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."Hello Andrew. I am an Andrew (Ellis) also. For the past many years I
have been teaching (engineering) at Holyoke Community College. Cur-
rently I am teaching digital logic theory, CAD (SolidWorks) and robotics
(Lego). Since HCC is a two year…"
David Shahal replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."My name is David Shahal, I have been working in Aerospace for 14 years now (6 years Avionics Tech, 8 years Systems Engineer) and work in Data Acquisition for the Aerospace Company I work for."
James K. Hays, P. E. replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."I am Jim Hays, owner of Hays Engineering in Broken Arrow, OK...we are a licensed engineering firm specializing in engineering, design, documentation and analysis of machinery, mechanical systems, and engineered products,…"
Joe Agro replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."Joe here...
Focusing on drilling, tapping and hole processing machines for manufacturers and machine builders."
Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's video was featuredEMS Explains the different Rapid Prototyping Technologies
This video by EMS explains all the different rapid prototyping technologies available on the market today. In discussing each technology EMS points out the ...
Jemma Fowler replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."Hi my name is Jemma Fowler, I work for Concurrent Systems Inc. My main role is to promote our PLM/PDM solutions.
Our prize product, DDM is an easy to use, affordable document, CAD, project data, workflow and supply chain management solution."
Vernon R. Beatty replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."My name is Vern Beatty, and I have been blessed for the past 40 years to have worked in the discipline of structural analysis. I have worked on many interesting projects in the commercial and military aerospace industry."
Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's video was featuredVacuum Forming with your Kitchen Oven and Vacuum Cleaner
Vacuum forming sheet plastic into 3D shapes using the $40 make-it-yourself vacuum former from this "Instructable" http://www.instructables.com/id/E...
Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's video was featuredEMS - SensAble Demo part 2
This video demonstrates how to use SensAble Technologies virtual clay sculpting tool to edit and change 3D scan data.
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The Right 3D Printer For The Job at Onlline
February 1, 2011 from 11am to 12pm
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/197714043Technology advances have made 3D printing a viable solution to meet today's demands for design iterations and cost restraints. As such, the landscape of 3D printing machines comes in a range of prices and features. The leading major 3D printer vendors will discuss and explore your questions on the best printer for your specific needs,…See More
Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen posted a blog postFort Harrison Gets a Makeover
The Fort Harrison Hotel opened in 1926 and was Clearwater,Florida’s most luxurious hotel at the time. In 1965 the RollingStones wrote their hit song “I can’t get no Satisfaction” at thehotel. But by the 1970’s the hotel had fallen into disrepair andwas only a shadow of its once greatness. New owners took overthe hotel and began the massive job of restoring the hotel to itprevious glory. This was a long and complicated process butwas recently finished.The ProblemThe new owners of the Fort…See More
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Fort Harrison Gets a Makeover
Posted on October 25, 2010 at 8:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The Fort Harrison Hotel opened in 1926 and was Clearwater,
Florida’s most luxurious hotel at the time. In 1965 the Rolling
Stones wrote their hit song “I can’t get no Satisfaction” at the
hotel. But by the 1970’s the hotel had fallen into disrepair and
was only a shadow of its once greatness. New owners took over
the hotel and began the massive job of restoring the hotel to it
previous glory. This was a long and complicated process but
was recently… Continue
3D Coolie Really Goes 3D
Posted on October 24, 2010 at 8:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The koozie has probably been around almost as long as the can
and bottle. Most koozies you find on the market today are a
pretty standard cylinder or sleeve that fits over a bottle or can.
3D Coolie is trying to change all of that with 3D designed koozies
that look like nothing else on the market.
The Problem
The guys at 3D Coolie had a great idea. Why not make koozies
with specific themes or sports teams that are 3D. With a
background in art and action… Continue
Sand Casting Goes High Tech
Posted on October 23, 2010 at 8:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The sand casting industry has been around for a very long time.
The process involves building patterns to create a shape in sand
in the core and drag (top and bottom) of the mold, assembling
the mold halves, pouring molten metal and then breaking away
the sand once the metal cools. To complicate things sometimes
cores are inserted into the mold to create voids or other
complex shapes.
The Problem
Many casting companies still make their patterns by hand.… Continue
3D Scanning of Archaeological Artifacts
Posted on October 22, 2010 at 8:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Archeologists have studied ancient carvings, artifacts, ruins and
statues for hundreds of years. To captures these items they first
used sketches until the invention of the camera. With a camera
2D images could be taken and studied anywhere.
The Problem
The University of South Florida wanted to capture ancient Mayan
statues, monuments and carvings in 3D and build a on-line
digital data repository. This would allow archeologist from
around the world the… Continue
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Daniel.Lou said… Hi,this is Daniel,i am a engineer professional in prototyping and tooling in China.Hope we could learn more each other in here and also hope have an opportunity to work with you.
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