Prototyping

Spotlight: Clock Hands As a demonstration, we cut a number of very thin clock hands out of 80 lb. paper stock. The penny in the photo shows just how tiny these hands really are, giving you an idea of the incredible precision we’re able to produce with our system. Prototyping at this level opens up a whole world of possibilities, limited only by your imagination. Prototyping Prototyping involves manufacturing a one-off item in order to prove or verify a design. Typically these are often constructed from non-production materials since they are only meant to simply represent the final design. Using your artwork, we can accurately manufacture many types of prototype products. Models... For example, architectural models are ideally suited for laser manufacturing. Using a variety of materials, we can cut and engrave your models to create highly detailed representations of the real thing, big or small. Templates... Furthermore, we can also create templates, cut and engraved from paper stock, acrylics or wood, in the shape of your final product. One example of such an application is retail box design. Even complex designs can be easily cut from thin cardboard and test assembled. The end result is an accurate, inexpensive mock-up. Mock-ups... If you are looking to prototype a metallic object, such as a gear for instance, we can still create a mock-up from an alternate material. This will allow you to verify the overall design. In this case, the use of acrylics would give the most accurate result. If you have a prototyping project in mind, please don’t hesitate to contact us to see how we can help. Wood veneer gears

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