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The Einstein is set to deliver the critical features in DLP 3D printing: accuracy, speed and versatility. The proprietory NanoFit385 nm technology ensures stunning clarity, perfect fit and an impressively natural-looking finish. Fabricate faster and more thanks to Einstein's HyperPrint™ software and materials versatility, from dentures to models and everything in between.

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VHF R5

High-end dental restorations with the speed and efficiency of automation

The VHF R5 5-axis dental mill is an automated solution for wet and dry milling designed to tackle a range of dental applications with reliability and precision. With an impressive 150 kg of weight on a minimal footprint and a repetition accuracy of the linear axes of ±0.003 mm the VHF R5 delivers ultra HD accuracy in a space that works for your lab.

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Rapidshape D50+

The more, the better.

The Rapidshape D50+ has a print range three times (3x) larger than the D30+.
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The CORiTEC 350i series from imes-icore are the ultimate milling machines for dental production. Their unique capabilities and automation systems make them ideal for demanding production environments where accuracy, efficiency, reliability, and throughput are essential. Their robust design allows for the processing of a range of materials including glass ceramics, composites, polymers, pre-milled abutments, and metals.

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Automate the polishing of casted, sintered, milled, and 3D printed metal parts

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Shaw Labs Uses Stratasys 3D Printers to Complete Digital Workflow

Shaw Group has been on the forefront of changes in the dental industry. Now with the transition of dental applications to a digital workflow, their team has invested in CAD/CAM, 3D scanning, and now Stratasys dental 3D printers.

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Shaw Labs Uses Stratasys 3D Printers to Complete Digital Workflow

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Fixed Restorations

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Implant Restorations

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Removables

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Guided Surgery

Including implant planning and 3D printed biocompatible surgical guides

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Including clear aligners, indirect bonding trays, and ortho appliances

Education and Training

Typodonts, realistic teeth, gum simulation, study models, and training models

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3D print, mill and scan with the FABtotum hybrid fabrication machine

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August 28, 2013

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If you’re in the market for a personal fabrication machine, you probably already know that your budget might allow for a 3D printer or a CNC machine, but not both, and an additional 3D scanner would just be icing. However, all three are now available together on Indiegogo in the form of the FABtotum, one of the first hybrid fabrication machines in a quickly developing market.

I'll explain the name right off: in Latin, a factotum is a human servant responsible for many different things, literally doing and making everything.

This FABtotum, however, is a shiny and neat 36-cm (14-inch) cube available in many color options. The maximum printing size is 210 x 240 x 240 mm (8.3 x 9.5 x 9.5 in), which is large proportionate to its overall footprint. Tools can be easily swapped out and the company will allow third-party tools and parts to be sold on its website – no proprietary spools of printing material to buy, or expensive upgrades.

Additive printing with FABtotum allows for both quick prints and more polished prints with a Z-axis precision of 0.47 microns. Material options with the included CNC head only allow for lightweight materials up to thin aluminum and brass alloys, but users can swap in heads with stronger motors for other materials. The range of applications include milling, including circuit boards, 4-axis engraving, 2.5-D profiling, CNC pre-drilling, and 4-axis machining. The so-called 4th axis is a rotational axis, useful for lathing items or even creating fully 3D objects.

A range of products cut, milled, and printed with the FABtotum

FABtotum’s scanning feature incorporates its 4th axis for touch probe digitization, useful for high accuracy scans, but it also has a laser for quicker scans. Between these two components, the company says that the machine can acquire objects that are smaller and more complex than many other 3D scanners.

Switching from printing to milling can be done easily, but even better is the dual head option allowing for alternate milling and printing without user intervention, adjusting the project, or having to swap parts. Marco Rizzuto explained the system in more detail over email, pointing out that while the system doesn’t allow for both heads to work simultaneously, this was done as a cost-balancing feature due to the expense of the extra parts, and will still be explored later.

Because FABtotum is being released open source, the schematics will be available online. But in addition to expressing interest in a hearty open-source community, the FABtotum also comes off as a valid option for those who don’t have the skills or interest to build their own machine. Buyers are promised replacement heads and two years of repairs. The company is open about design choices, constraints, the full list of specs (available on the Indiegogo page), and expected differences between the prototype machine and the shipped version.

The FABtotum is available for backing on Indiegogo until October 7, with delivery anticipated for May – if the funding goal is met. Pledge options include a fully-finished version for $1,099, a couple of flavors of DIY kits, and discount coupons for those who are interested but can’t commit to the full price now.

In the video below you can see the alpha prototype in action, set to dubstep.

Sources: FABtotum, Indiegogo via Shapeways

FABtotum Personal Fabricator - 2013 Indiegogo Campaign

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