Wednesday, December 09, 2020
Zmorph Matures And Brings Industrial Quality To 3D Printing
makezine.com: Zmorph is a name many of you might recognize from hearing it in the 3D printing community. Founded in 2012, Zmorph made waves with the VX, an all-in-one unit that had 3d printing, CNC machining, and Laser engraving in one platform.
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It is very impressive that this machine has three different toolhead that can do both additive and subtractive fabrication. The SMART toolhead is a very neat feature, especially since this tool is meant to be efficient for industry use. It can be very fiddly to get a toolhead in the CNC and get it zeroed correctly. I hope that the SMART-ness of the toolhead allows for the re-homing and zeroing process for the toolhead to be a straight forward and efficient process. Also, since this machine has both additive and subtractive fabrication abilities, I wonder if it's possible to build up and cut down on the same project? Maybe it doesn’t make sense to create a 3D print file just to then cut it back down, but it would be interesting if you could cut away at a piece, and then build back up structure to create holes within a structure or overhanging shapes that you can’t create just with subtractive fabrication and an overhead mounted tool.
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