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Written by Simon Arthur
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Thursday, 05 July 2007 |
I'm happy to announce that we've begun testing Big Blue Saw Designer. This tool lets you design your part and get a quote online. Try it out and let us know what you think.
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Written by Simon Arthur
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Thursday, 24 May 2007 |
As you've probably noticed, Big Blue Saw's website has a new, slick appearance on all pages. This is just one of many wonderful changes you'll see in the coming months.
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Written by Simon Arthur
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Saturday, 12 May 2007 |
At the suggestion of our customers, we've added a price break when you order 5 or more parts. Previously, you had to order at least 10 parts to receive a price break. For parts made of inexpensive materials that were easy to cut, it didn't matter much, as each part was fairly cheap. But it made ordering a few expensive parts too pricy for for many of you.
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Written by Simon Arthur
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Friday, 20 April 2007 |
I've been looking for a good example of this kind of construction for a while now. The idea behind this is that you can assemble a series of thin pieces together to make a continuous, arbitrarily complex curvy surface. Of course, your accuracy will be limited by the thickness of the pieces.
This is a 3D surface function made from a series of thin pieces. It looks like cardboard. The pieces were laser cut.
I've also read about prototype rocket bells being created using a similar technique.
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