Ok, to be fair there is a some setup in Geomagic Control X in order to get to your one-click inspection. Control X is fantastic software. I used Control for many years, finally migrating to Control X. Yes the Black Elite it is the right tool for the job by far!
Yes there is and we show in detail how that is done. As mentioned this would not be worth the effort for 1 or 2 parts but if you were doing a quantity of parts it would be worth the effort.
I have not seen a video demonstrating the new VXviewer Software, wanting to use it throughout our plant to speed up QC. Seems to be no way to share the colormap results from the session? Would you guys have any info on the software? thanks!
Hi Masajhn, the raw 3D scan data would not be suitable for most CNC machining. However you can convert the 3D scan data to CAD data and then do the machining. Here is a great video showing that process in detail. ruclips.net/video/CnxFJ246YoQ/видео.html
@@ChrisForceFoodShow The fixture base, rods and connectors are made by a company called FixLogix. www.fixlogix.com. The square tubes are aluminum square stock purchased from a home improvement store like Home Depot or Lowes.
Ok, to be fair there is a some setup in Geomagic Control X in order to get to your one-click inspection. Control X is fantastic software. I used Control for many years, finally migrating to Control X. Yes the Black Elite it is the right tool for the job by far!
Yes there is and we show in detail how that is done. As mentioned this would not be worth the effort for 1 or 2 parts but if you were doing a quantity of parts it would be worth the effort.
@@EMS3D an excellent video! Please keep posting great content like this!
I have not seen a video demonstrating the new VXviewer Software, wanting to use it throughout our plant to speed up QC. Seems to be no way to share the colormap results from the session? Would you guys have any info on the software? thanks!
We cover the VX Viewer software in this video. ruclips.net/video/AnL6X0NhVUM/видео.html
Ok, I got a question .. that scanned image can be used in a CNC machine like a MASAK or a YAKISAWA ?
Hi Masajhn, the raw 3D scan data would not be suitable for most CNC machining. However you can convert the 3D scan data to CAD data and then do the machining. Here is a great video showing that process in detail. ruclips.net/video/CnxFJ246YoQ/видео.html
COOL
may i know what software do you use
For Inspection we use Polyworks.
Please share scannrer link
Where can I get that turn table?
We built it. You can purchase a "bookcase bearing" and then cut some material (wood, plastic, metal) in a round shape to any size you want.
@@EMS3D And whats the Metal Black parts ?
@@ChrisForceFoodShow The fixture base, rods and connectors are made by a company called FixLogix. www.fixlogix.com. The square tubes are aluminum square stock purchased from a home improvement store like Home Depot or Lowes.
@@EMS3D What about the triangles?
@@dropdestroy Home Depot or Lowes in the paint department.