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Time Stamps:
This video is sped up at some points, but from the time the design was finished and it was sent to production, it tool less than 90 seconds for the milling machine to start milling. It took a total of 9 minutes and 20 seconds from the time the first water is sprayed to the time the water stops.
The milling machine is delivered, installed, and serviced by our partners at Talladium, Inc.
Includes CAD-Ray’s Chairside Computer Aided Design Software, powered by exocad for 1 year ($4500 Value) for designing inlays, onlays, crowns, 3unit bridges.
$1150 yearly cost for exocad DentalCAD base module (you can cancel at any time)
Additional modules such as implant designs, implant planning, bite splints, dentures, etc… available for purchase through CAD-Ray.com
Includes CAM (Compute Aided Manufacturing) Software for Nesting and Machine Tool Operation. This means you can design your own restoration outside of exocad and still be able to mill them.
2 years/2,000 hours warranty , which ever comes first
Talladium will manage delivery and maintanance
$300 for freight in continental USA
The following two videos showcase a demonstration by VHF at the Greater New York Meeting in 2018. The software from VHF comes with a DentalCAM part and a DentalCNC app. You can nest your restoration in exocad and integrate with the milling machine, or you can nest and mill directly with the VHF software.
The VHF Z4 milling machine comes with an on-board computer. This video shows how we have remote desktop ed into the Z4 to launch the software for nesting and milling.
The biggest advantage of nesting with VHF and milling is that they happen simultaneously. If you nest in exocad, the math has to be done in that software and then transferred to the milling machine, but if you do it all in VHF, the milling process starts before the nesting algorithm is finished.
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Watch the sample video from our tutorial library for our users.
Click the image to download the MasterMill CAM Software where you can nest any stl file and then send it to the milling machine.
The Z4 has 3 burs its uses, a 2.4 mm diameter bur, a 1.0 mm diameter bur and one at 0.6mm, making it the smallest tip available for milling the intaglio of a restoration.
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