M & D w/ DVA trays

[toof makr]

this presentation was designed....well..."For DEBBIE"...
if any of you guys have them in a box on the floor...waiting to figure out how to do these in a simple...productive manner...this should help out a bunch...!!!
[picasa="nautilusdentalstudio"]DVAtraymadeEASY[/picasa]

 

[rkm rdt]

I prefer the Artimax .These look too unstable at the interface between the die and the plastic base.

 

[doug]

Nice slide show! We use the Artimax as well, but this appears to work well for you.

 

[TheLabGuy]

--How do they come out? I know with C-bite you have to use a special tool to get them out, usually plastic and stone like to adhere to each other, is it tough?
--What about seating them back in after you have die trimmed? Is it hard to see if they are seated all the way down? I know with Artimax, this is why I've preferred the walless trays so you can see if it has seated all the way down, these appear to have a big wall.

 

[Al.]

Thats intresting, we use monotrac, it has no walls so you can confirm the seat and also longer and curved almost a half arch so I can get the cuspid and sometimes the lat.

We also spray our bases with silicone mold release, makes it easier to seperate them.

I have never looked at other systems before to compare but I know I will never go back to pindex.

IMO it is worth a look at the diamond table saw that sections the models 3/4 of the way through from underneith.

It also has a grid where you can hand saw on under vacum so there is almost no dust from sawing.

 

[toof makr]

first...thanx for viewing and for the comments...2nd...nothing "unstable" about these...SOLID as a ROCK...the hinges are really nice...they come "pre-treated" w/ silicon...you can recycle them...and spray silicon back on them for round 2...(you have to save the "knock-outs" and wax them back into place for round 2)
AL-
like to see a foto of your saw...and about how much is it...??? (name brand as well)
thanx-rick

 

[Al.]

https://www.monotrac.com/index.php?...ategory_id=13&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=73

 

[charles007]

Debbie said THANK YOU VERY MUCH

 

[charles007]

Rick, thanks for the great presentation and effort to that went into creating this.
This was a great idea to show all the steps in using this model system. Would be neat if other techs would show slides/video's of their techniques..
How bout a 6-7 minute porcelain build-up........ hint hint w music.....heard you rock out during those sessions.....

 

[toof makr]

yah-yah-yah...i won't have time for that...right now...we still have practice 5 days a week...by the end of next week...we will have our first game...and then we go to 3 days a week...have a bit more time...right now...i'm kinda "in trouble"...i don't even know "how many i have to make 2nite"...10-15 units easy...i'm sure you could get a "20 min 3 unit bridge" as soon as i clock off the net and get my arse back in my chair...!!!

anyway...thanx again...no worries...hope "she gets it"...
any questions..."you know the #"

have a good one...gotta run / build for now...grab my cape - i'm out