Save Time

Start with maximum amount of stock, only print where needed.

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Access All Sides

No additional setups/2nd ops. No support material.

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Great for PCB prototypes ​

Strength

Core of the part is cast or extruded stock, with known properties. Printed TPU is tough and reliable

Accuracy

Use a milling process to achieve accurate interfaces for assembly, straight off the machine

Install rotary axis and fixture

• Plug-and-play

• Modular fixture options - window frame, vise, ER32 collet

1.

Clamp a sheet of stock in the fixture

• ABS machines best and is compatible with a range of printable materials

2.

Find the top surface of the stock with the touch probe

• Use Work Coordinate System (WCS) to tell the machine where to work while respecting axis limits

3.

Begin milling operation on side A

• Standard G-code, straight out of CAM package with Diabase post

4.

Print TPU on side A

• Automatic toolchanges - easy change from mill to print

5.

Flip fixture and repeat steps 3-5

• Typical A-axis (G1 A180) - can be automated in CAM

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