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| | | | | [847] Taking a Practical Approach to CAD/CAM | Once more the realm of engineers and number-crunchers, CAD over the years has become more user-friendly and artisan-intuitive. Similarly, small-shop, multi-axis CAM systems allow more jewelers to experience the technologys potential and create innovative, award-winning contemporary designs. However jewelers prefer to design and whatever their visions, CAD/CAM can make it easier, faster, and more efficient. While these technologies can speed the journey from concept to completion, jewelers must always keep that core knowledge at hand, and keep an eye on creating designs that are practical for manufacturing. Its one thing to create; its another thing entirely to create for successful production....
(2007)
 Complete Story | | Show me more articles from: [AJM]|[John Shanahan] | | Releated Categories: [CAD/CAM] | | ISBN: B00006K39S | | [946] The Impact of CAD/CAM on Traditional Jewellery Fabrication | This paper looks at the impact computer technology, specifically CAD/CAM (Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacture), has had on jewelry fabrication during the 20th century. This is a topic not covered in the existing course outline, one that is controversial within the industry and one that has had a significant impact on how jewelry can be designed, produced and how it is perceived. In the broader picture CAD/CAM is being introduced across other artistic disciplines so the implications for a class can be seen in a broader context than jewelry alone.... (2010)
Complete Story | | Show me more articles from: [Ganoksin]|[Joan Dalrymple] | | Releated Categories: [CAD/CAM] | | |
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