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I know it means nothing to everyone reading this but to me it means a lot. I have been working on my own now for four years and I knew I had to take the plunge and get into pressing my own crowns. I had access to a press oven but it wasn't very practical (long story). I was outsourcing so that I could use my emax porc but that wasn't practical either. I finally had enough funds to purchase this machine. Its no cad cam but its a nice start.
Thanks for all the great posts made here on the emax ingots I am sure I will have many questions as I begin.
This was my first attempt using a Ney Qex press and the emax lt ingots just last week. I had alot of flashing and bumps all over the crowns but I ground it all off, I did a cutback so it wasn't a big deal. I hope the new "used" ep600 will give me better results.
f/16
No pressure on this one.
I got the case back because they were a bit too long. The Dr. was very pleased on the overall appearance. Too long, I can live with that. Took 1.5 mm off based on a sketch I got. Just to note I did have the centrals on the plane of occlusion, her laterals were just too short making the centrals appear too long.
Thanks for all the great posts made here on the emax ingots I am sure I will have many questions as I begin.
This was my first attempt using a Ney Qex press and the emax lt ingots just last week. I had alot of flashing and bumps all over the crowns but I ground it all off, I did a cutback so it wasn't a big deal. I hope the new "used" ep600 will give me better results.
f/16
No pressure on this one.
I got the case back because they were a bit too long. The Dr. was very pleased on the overall appearance. Too long, I can live with that. Took 1.5 mm off based on a sketch I got. Just to note I did have the centrals on the plane of occlusion, her laterals were just too short making the centrals appear too long.