Import accurate 3D models into Industry software such as Solidworks, Inventor, Rhino, Catia and more for further design additions or alterations.
We use our digital models to manufacture exact copies, enlargements or miniatures of real objects.
Through 3D printing, 3D milling (cutting, carving or drilling) and other techniques, replicas can be produced in a wide range of materials, including wood, foam, rubber, stone, plastic or metals.
3D Scanning used to create new parts for existing Roofbolter A roof bolter is a specialised machine designed for drilling holes and installation of safety bolts in roofs and walls of mines, power plants, tunnels and storage facilities. Challenge: Our client needed a digital twin of the existing machine so that new attachment pieces could…
Replicating the Hyde Park Bas Reliefs for the Hyde Park Anzac Memorial Every now and then you get a job that makes your heart sing – and this job was one of them – for 2 reasons, It’s the Hyde Park Anzac Memorial – it’s a part of Australian history and our great grandfathers were…
Trust Building uses 3D Scanning to Create Accurate Floor Plans for Design Team Overseas Constructed between 1914 and 1916 The Trust Building in Sydney’s CBD is heritage listed under the NSW office of Heritage and Environment and declared of state significance as a rare surviving commercial building of the Edwardian period and the leading example…
Our clients specialise in outdoor 3D Projections and needed a 3D Model of Bathurst Court House for the upcoming festival. There are always challenges when using 3D Laser Scanners and this job was no exception. Apart from needing to 3D Scan at night to ensure ideal conditions for the 3D Scanner – our engineer had to dodge the…
Architect designed penthouse apartment Sydney uses 3D Scanning A 27 million dollar apartment owner has high standards and the challenge started way before the scanning process took place. 3D Scanning is the perfect solution for this problem. Enth Projects, specialists in elite design fit outs were facing a major problem when they could not create a…
As there was no information other than the original engine, re-manufacturing was done using 3d scanning the original block, CAD modelling a virtual block, CAD modelling and 3D printing a sand mould, casting the block in a material similar to the original, and machining the casting to suit all the other retained engine components. To all intents and purposes – a clone
