Review: Delcam PowerMill 2014
PowerMill is a legend amongst those machining at the bleeding edge. Al Dean explores the highlights of the latest release
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Review: Edgecam 2014
With its reputation built as a standalone application that has close links with CAD systems, Edgecam is expanding into new…
Just three weeks until the National Women in Engineering Day – how to get involved
Here at Develop3D we like to champion our female engineers In just three weeks on 23 June it’s the National…
Take wing
How a team of engineers at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre at Sheffield University went about 3D printing and testing…
3D printing in the classroom
Tanya Weaver chats to a few teachers and explores a new initiative aimed at getting 3D printers into UK schools
Dell Precision M3800: materials R&D for the world’s thinnest mobile workstation
The Dell M3800 achieves its soft touch finish with a 0.5mm layer of silicone overmoulded on top of a lightweight…
Review: Ansys Workbench 15
Ansys' name is legend in simulation and analysis circles. With the advent of Workbench, it is building a single, intelligent…
Live blog: PD+I conference, London – Day 2
Well we’re back, running on coffee and anticipating another day of industrial design goodness. Day two of the conference will…
Wacom Cintiq Companion
Wacom is well known in design circles for its range of pen-based input devices. Al Dean takes a look at…
How to celebrate a 30th birthday: Like Tebis, scan your guests and mill them in aluminium
Tebis gave all its guests a special souvenir – an aluminium copy of their face I jetted out to Munich…
