Milling and casting polymer ...

[STJDENT]

Looks like fun!

Yes, SUM3d also have implant geometery replacement feature.

We created our own library and individual milling operations for each type/size implant.

Same/same...

It may be never that CrCo will be accepted in the USA?

Does it come with DentalShaper?

 

[DMC]

It can...
There are many levels of sum3d to buy.
DentalShaper is totally seperate program that is an add-on to Rhino CAD.
You can do the implant replace in Rhino.

 

[Maverick]

Hi !

If you don't have polymer , you can use WAX , good wax like this one , it's perfect !

Good luck !

Brilliant...!

I love the idea of the small lab taking full control of its work..

Help.. I have been using 3Shape for about 18 months now and to be fair it has been spot on for us, in two weeks we will have a imes 450i with loader being installed. So....I thought it best to have Exocad installed also, to really give us the flexibility the lab needs to run the mill....this was installed last week but I haven't even turned it on...(been so busy) shame shame!

My question is Mouisouir, how can I mill my own connection's, where can I get hold of an open dme file along with scan bodies to actually mill the connection, non-engaged connection and abutment level.....?
Any advice.......... bro

 

[French Cadman]

I can't wait to see the finished pictures.

Hi rkm !


WNC file, Milling wax and casting (CoCr) vs Ti milling on Willemin macodel and scanbody (alu) by ZZ,

On Willemin macodel,

On ZZ scanbody ,

And special finishing pic for rkm !

 

[French Cadman]

WorkNC Implant , demo



All the best !

 

[rkm rdt]

Have you ever tried polishing the interface with a brass bristle brush?

I tried it on a cast ucla and it worked quite well.

 

[CoolHandLuke]

brings a tear to my eye. nicely done!

 

[French Cadman]

Now, I use brushes in kevlar but the brass bristle brush is a good solution !

 

[Marcusthegladiator CDT]

Hi rkm !


WNC file, Milling wax and casting (CoCr) vs Ti milling on Willemin macodel and scanbody (alu) by ZZ,

On Willemin macodel,

On ZZ scanbody ,

And special finishing pic for rkm !

.oo5 fail.

 

[French Cadman]

Tomorrow will be better ....

Impossible n'est pas français !

 

[CoolHandLuke]

impressive.. you will improve on a 5 micron tolerance... ambitious.

 

[French Cadman]

With Kevlar brush , just a small touch and it shines !

Au plaisir !

 

[CoolHandLuke]

 

[French Cadman]

Thank you Canadians you are good guys !
I have another picture , titanium milling in a french center on Datron and I wanted to show you this ….
You can also pay a high price (90 eur) to get a merde !

I'm sure you know what is a french merde ...

 

[zero_zero]

Merde = Sh1t ( according to my limited French knowledge )

 

[French Cadman]

yes zero !

All is not good in France, we must change all Datron and the President !

 

[EGE]

With Kevlar brush , just a small touch and it shines !

Beautiful work!
Congratulations/Félicitations.
mill wax>cast CoCr>polish v/s mill titanium or CoCr.

French creativity!
keep us posted about how good it is medically speaking.

 

[cadfan]

With go cam you can save your kevlar brushes and the 4 micron so go for it sorry smileys dont work.maybe the datron guys dont know how to change the burs because of the hsk span

Hi rkm !


WNC file, Milling wax and casting (CoCr) vs Ti milling on Willemin macodel and scanbody (alu) by ZZ,

On Willemin macodel,

On ZZ scanbody ,

And special finishing pic for rkm !

 

[EGE]

just thoughts...but don't you think that the "texture" on the casting which already has several microns and that added to the polishing, would lead to a NOT GOOD ENOUGH tolerance ? Although I recognize the creativity of French Cadman, I have doubts about the compliancy of the results. What do you think ?

 

[zero_zero]

I think he's technique is on par with UCLAs...that goes through similar steps of fabrication...even if the interface is machined to specs...it definitely will loose some tolerance through devesting and subsequent polishing...
@Frenchy: you can avoid sandblasting if you put your castings in stripping acid...