who needs a 5 axis?

[JohnWilson]

milled on Wielands mini advanced cam 3.2

 

[Sevan P]

Obviously you don;t John. Nice Job!

Sevan

 

[zero_zero]

Very nice indeed, I'd cut the majority of the sprues though...specially with PMMA...

 

[cadfan]

But only 2 insertion axis in the software for that case not needed but 5 axis can do much more and softer believe in this.You work with 3 shape so your ax problems are a little bit less than with exocad because of the smooth area, if you have to angulate the screw channels you got a problem.But good job.

 

[DMC]

It really helps cutting and refining the anatomy interprox. with 4th/5th active.

Also, for screw-retained anything over One unit....it is almost required.

 

[BobCDT]

John, looks like a lot of anterior pontics. Looks like 7.5. Are you thinking this will hold up. I would add more material to all anterior connectors.

 

[JohnWilson]

It really helps cutting and refining the anatomy interprox. with 4th/5th active.

Also, for screw-retained anything over One unit....it is almost required.

I beg to differ, look at the picture

 

[JohnWilson]

John, looks like a lot of anterior pontics. Looks like 7.5. Are you thinking this will hold up. I would add more material to all anterior connectors.

This case is just a short term temp as the patient will be getting ant teeth extracted and 2 more fixtures up front. We will cast a ling reinforcement brace that will be bonded to the temp to make the pontics more rigid while the new fixtures integrate.

I am just thrilled that with 3shape's great software and the Wiealnds advanced cam I can do these sorts of cases with 4x. This was also milled on fastmode as well, when I set it up for full contour strat with .3 its will be awesome.

 

[JohnWilson]

Very nice indeed, I'd cut the majority of the sprues though...specially with PMMA...

Your right of course, it was auto bared

 

[JohnWilson]

Obviously you don;t John. Nice Job!

Sevan

Thanks bud