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Howdy,
Our lab currently uses Millbox for almost all our CAM work, mostly zirconia with a little wax/PMMA, excepting PrograMill for our emax cases on the PM7.
We're looking at getting an imes-icore 350i pro+ as a dedicated metal milling machine, and are considering our CAM options. We're going to start out with less ambitious stuff, abutments and crowns and the like, but would eventually like to get into bars and other particularly-challenging applications the pro+ is capable of.
So- where would you draw the line on where to stop using Millbox and to switch over to hyper? I'm very interested in what hD is capable of, but we probably won't take the dive until it's good and truly warranted, as the cost and significant learning curve is going to be a huge headache for a lab like ours, where multiple techs with modest CAM proficiency will be responsible for running parts. Just training for Millbox feels ambitious sometimes, and it's got training wheels on.
Our lab currently uses Millbox for almost all our CAM work, mostly zirconia with a little wax/PMMA, excepting PrograMill for our emax cases on the PM7.
We're looking at getting an imes-icore 350i pro+ as a dedicated metal milling machine, and are considering our CAM options. We're going to start out with less ambitious stuff, abutments and crowns and the like, but would eventually like to get into bars and other particularly-challenging applications the pro+ is capable of.
So- where would you draw the line on where to stop using Millbox and to switch over to hyper? I'm very interested in what hD is capable of, but we probably won't take the dive until it's good and truly warranted, as the cost and significant learning curve is going to be a huge headache for a lab like ours, where multiple techs with modest CAM proficiency will be responsible for running parts. Just training for Millbox feels ambitious sometimes, and it's got training wheels on.