Review: Novatech E5-1620V3
With its Xeon CPU, ECC RAM and flexible storage this CAD-class desktop also shows potential for CAE, writes Greg Corke
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DEVELOP3D LIVE 2015 preview
With more exhibitors than ever before and a top drawer conference programme DEVELOP3D LIVE on 26 March looks set to be our most exciting event yet
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Smooth ride
Champion Motorsport is putting its track prowess into road-going Porsches, using 3D printing to smooth the airflow within its carbon fibre parts
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Review: Roland MonoFab
Named after the Japanese concept of monozukuri (meaning: art, science and craft of making things), Roland's MonoFab combines 3D printing with CNC machining in two matched devices. Al Dean puts…
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Prototyping – a curious process
Prototyping is a curious process. It’s part experimentation, part black art and part luck. Al Dean has been pondering the tools we have available to us today and discovers that…
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Helping the Bluebird sail again
The world water speed record breaking craft of Donald Campbell is being resurrected, with MKW using 5-axis machining to produce key components with the aid of HyperMILL
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Three very different spoon designs
Hi-tech utensils with purposeful modern designs and materials
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Engineering education for non-engineers
A 3D printer can be a powerful machine to have in an educational workshop as long as that workshop also contains other, non-additive, means of manufacturing /fabrication, writes Jeremy Pullin…
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Winds of change: Design at Ben Ainslie Racing
Although the America's Cup was founded in the UK in the waters of the Isle of Wight in 1851, a British team has never lifted the trophy. However, Ben Ainslie…
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Review: Siemens PLM NX 10
NX represents the flagship 3D product design and engineering solution in Siemens PLM's software portfolio. Al Dean takes a look through the latest release and finds a lot to talk…
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