Thermwood LSAM 1020 Printing and Machining a High Temperature Aerospace Tool

Posted by Duane Marrett on Fri, Oct 25, 2024

Tags: Demonstrations, Additive, LSAM, Additive Manufacturing, LSAM 1020, High Temperature, LFAM, ST Engineering

Thermwood LSAM 1020 Printing and Machining a High Temperature Aerospace Tool for ST Engineering (MRAS) 

 
 
See how quickly the versatile Thermwood 𝐋𝐒𝐀𝐌 𝟏𝟎𝟐𝟎 prints and machines a high-temperature aerospace tool for 𝐒𝐓 𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐌𝐑𝐀𝐒 (𝐌𝐑𝐀𝐒), a global leader in manufacturing complex aerostructures, including nacelle systems and specialized airframe components.
 
🔹 𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐰𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐋𝐒𝐀𝐌?
• Precision for demanding aerospace applications ✨
• Fastest print heads in the industry – print at speeds up to 200 lbs to 500 lbs per hour 📏
• Built to handle high-temperature materials 💡
• Fast and precise machining capabilities 🚀
• Print and Trim at the same time on the same machine for maximum efficiency 🌡️
• Process virtually any thermoplastic composite, including high-temp materials 💯
🔗 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐋𝐒𝐀𝐌: https://bit.ly/3BQqfV9

𝗦𝗲𝗲 𝘂𝘀 𝗹𝗶𝘃𝗲:
We will next be printing LIVE at JEC 2025 in Paris, France in the LIVE Demo Area on March 4th-6th, 2025 with an LSAM AP 510 - visit us to learn more about LSAM, or you can always contact us directly to arrange a personal demonstration at our corporate headquarters.
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Sneek Peak: Printing Process on a Thermwood LSAM 1020 for Naval Surface Warfare Center

Posted by Duane Marrett on Fri, Jul 12, 2024

Tags: Demonstrations, LSAM, Naval Surface Warfare, LSAM 1020

Sneek Peak: Printing Process on a Thermwood LSAM 1020 for Naval Surface Warfare Center 

We're excited to share a sneak peek into our latest project - the advanced printing process using the Thermwood LSAM 1020 for the Naval Surface Warfare Center. Stay tuned for more updates and detailed insights coming your way soon!
𝗦𝗲𝗲 𝘂𝘀 𝗹𝗶𝘃𝗲:
We will next be printing LIVE at IMTS 2024 in Chicago, IL (booth #433103) starting on September 9th with an LSAM AP 510 - visit us to learn more about LSAM, or you can always contact us directly to arrange a personal demonstration at our corporate headquarters.
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Thermwood Model 45 5'x10' CNC Machining an Aluminum Sign

Posted by Duane Marrett on Mon, Nov 23, 2020

Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, Model 45, Video, Demonstrations, Machining

Watch a Thermwood Model 45 5'x10' Machine an Aluminum Sign

The Model 45 is a heavy-duty and versatile three axis CNC designed for composites, plastics, aluminum, cabinets, wood and nested base panels.  Available in either single or dual spindles with optional rotary axis. Available Table Sizes:  5'x'5, 5'x10', 5'x12', 6'x12' and 7'x12'


Model 45 5'x10' CNC Router

Model 45 5'x10' CNC Router - Learn More


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Thermwood Model 45 5'x10' CNC Machining a Bar Stool Leg Using a Rotary Playback Device and Aggregate Tooling.

Posted by Duane Marrett on Thu, Nov 12, 2020

Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, Model 45, Video, Demonstrations, Machining

Watch a Thermwood Model 45 5'x10' Machine a Bar Stool Leg using an Optional Rotary Playback Device and aggregate tooling.

The Model 45 is a heavy-duty and versatile three axis CNC designed for composites, plastics, aluminum, cabinets, wood and nested base panels.  Available in either single or dual spindles with optional rotary axis. Available Table Sizes:  5'x'5, 5'x10', 5'x12', 6'x12' and 7'x12'


Model 45 5'x10' CNC Router

Model 45 5'x10' CNC Router - Learn More


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Learn How Simple it is to Machine a Cabinet Job on the Cut Ready Cut Center

Posted by Duane Marrett on Thu, Oct 01, 2020

Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, CNC Router, Cut Ready, Cut Center, Video, Demonstrations, Live Demonstrations, Web Demos, Info Spot, CNC Machine, Tour

Cut Ready Product Manager, Jody Wilmes, walks you through the simple steps of running a cabinet job on the Thermwood Cut Center. 

He also provides real-world examples of how the software helps guide you, even if you run into a problem...like breaking a tool.

Check out some of our previous Cut Center Demo Videos:

CNC Router vs. Cut Center


Tour the Cut Ready Cut Center


How to Design a Cabinet and Add it to the Job


Cut Center Info Request

Info Spot #3 - Learn How to Design a Cabinet and Add it to the Job in Cut Ready

Posted by Duane Marrett on Thu, Aug 06, 2020

Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, CNC Router, Cut Ready, Cut Center, Video, Demonstrations, Live Demonstrations, Web Demos, Info Spot, CNC Machine, Tour

Learn How to Design a Cabinet and Add it to the Job in Cut ReadyLearn how quick and easy it is to design and customize a cabinet in Cut Ready. Just select what you want and Cut Ready will make it!

Walk through the process of designing a cabinet, modifying its parameters (size, material, etc), and then adding it to the job.  

Cut Ready makes this process simple and walks you through each step of the way.  If you are ever unsure, simply press a button and a video will play showing you exactly what to do next.

Check out the previous two Cut Ready Info Spot Videos


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Info Spot #2 - Take a Tour of the Thermwood Cut Ready Cut Center

Posted by Duane Marrett on Thu, Jul 30, 2020

Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, CNC Router, Cut Ready, Cut Center, Video, Demonstrations, Live Demonstrations, Web Demos, Info Spot, CNC Machine, Tour

Take a Tour of the Thermwood Cut Ready Cut Center

With this second Info Spot video, Jody Wilmes (Cut Ready Product Manager), takes you on a walk-around tour of the Cut Ready Cut Center to help you learn more about the different aspects of this powerful machine.  

Jody provides an in-depth look and explanation of the features of the Cut Center and how every component has been designed to help make it easy to operate and maintain. 

Helpful Insight When Choosing an Automated Solution

Jody Wilmes (Cut Ready Product Manager), helps you understand the differences between the Cut Center and a regular CNC machine.

Jody provides an in-depth look at what it takes to successfully operate each machine, and lists some of the additional expenses and things to consider when shopping for an automated solution for your application.



How to Design a Cabinet and Add it to the Job in Cut Ready

Learn how quick and easy it is to design and customize a cabinet in Cut Ready. Just select what you want and Cut Ready will make it!


Cut out a Cabinet Job

In this video, we will machine the cabinet job that we created last time.  See how the software tells you what to do, even if you run into a problem...like breaking a tool.

Please click here to check out our other Cut Ready Info Spot Videos


Cut Center Info Request

What Some of Our Cut Center Owners Are Saying...

See What Our Cut Center Owners Are Saying About how Their Machines Have Improved Their Business.

 


Click for More Info on the Thermwood Cut Center

What is the difference between a CNC Machine and a Cut Center?

Posted by Duane Marrett on Thu, Jul 16, 2020

Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, CNC Router, Cut Ready, Cut Center, Video, Demonstrations, Live Demonstrations, Web Demos, Info Spot, CNC Machine

Helpful Insight When Choosing an Automated Solution

Jody Wilmes (Cut Ready Product Manager), helps you understand the differences between the Cut Center and a regular CNC machine.

Jody provides an in-depth look at what it takes to successfully operate each machine, and lists some of the additional expenses and things to consider when shopping for an automated solution for your application.



Take a Tour of the Cut Ready Cut Center

Take a walk-around tour of the Cut Ready Cut Center to help you learn more about the different aspects of this powerful machine.   Jody provides an in-depth look and explanation of the features of the Cut Center and how every component has been designed to help make it easy to operate and maintain. 


How to Design a Cabinet and Add it to the Job in Cut Ready

Learn how quick and easy it is to design and customize a cabinet in Cut Ready. Just select what you want and Cut Ready will make it!


Cut out a Cabinet Job

In this video, we will machine the cabinet job that we created last time.  See how the software tells you what to do, even if you run into a problem...like breaking a tool.

Please click here to check out our other Cut Ready Info Spot Videos


Cut Center Info Request

What Some of Our Cut Center Owners Are Saying...

See What Our Cut Center Owners Are Saying About how Their Machines Have Improved Their Business.

 

Coming Soon! Info Spot Virtual Demonstrations from Thermwood

Posted by Duane Marrett on Mon, Jul 06, 2020

Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, Model 43, Model 90, Model 45, Cut Ready, Cut Center, Video, Demonstrations, Live Demonstrations, LSAM, Cut Ready 43, Web Demos, Coming Soon, Info Spot

New Plans to Connect With Customers

With IWF cancelled for 2020 - Thermwood has put new plans into place to connect with our customers who won't get to see us live in Atlanta.

We are currently working to produce a series of Info Spot videos featuring our Cut Ready Cut Center, 3 Axis and 5 Axis CNC routers and LSAM (Large Scale Additive Manufacturing Systems) that highlight the capabilities of each, in addition to giving tips and tricks to help with tooling and fixturing.

Thermwood Info Spot Virtual Demo Videos Coming Soon!

The Thermwood team is always available to consult in the form of web demos/videos and time studies.  We are also ready to welcome customers to our Dale, Indiana, headquarters for in-person demonstrations, or use the web to stream live demonstrations if preferred.

Thermwood is Open For Business

Thermwood is open for business, and ready to demo your projects on our machines to prove our CNC equipment can machine customer applications more efficiently and with a significant cost savings.

Thermwood is open for business, and ready to demo your projects on our machines to prove how our CNC equipment can machine customer applications more efficiently and with a significant cost savings.


See Our Machines in Action Without a Trade Show

At IWF, we had planned to demonstrate three of our machines.  First, our Cut Ready Cut Center, which allows users to make virtually anything a cabinet shop would want to make, with no programming required.

Thermwood Cut Ready Cut Center

We were also planning to show the heavy-duty Model 45 (composites, plastics, nested base, aluminum, non-ferrous metal and wood) and the high-performance Model 43.

Thermwood MultiPurpose Model 45 5'x10'


Thermwood CabinetShop 43 5'x10' with Optional Labeling System and Unload Rake


See the Cut Center in action in our upcoming Info Spot videos!The Cut Center would really have been the star of our show. Once people see it in action, and understand how easy it is to operate, they love it.   The machine control actually walks the operator through the entire process, using a touch-screen interface to easily select and configure what they want to make.   

It also keeps track of all maintenance items (lubrication, tooling, filters, etc.), and handles selecting the correct tool and nesting the sheets for maximum efficiency. It also automatically prints labels for each part, as well as a diagram to apply them.

Info Spot Videos Coming Soon - Stay Tuned!

With this in mind, our first round of videos, or Info Spots will feature the Cut Center, and walk viewers through everything from understanding the differences between the Cut Center and a regular CNC router to operating the machine and selecting and cutting out cabinets.

Stay tuned in the next couple of weeks for the first in this new series of videos from Thermwood!


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Thermwood Appoints Samuel Collins as New Demonstration Technician

Posted by Duane Marrett on Tue, Jan 09, 2018

Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, Demonstrations, Employees

Thermwood Appoints Samuel Collins as New Demonstration TechnicianThermwood Corporation is pleased to announce that Sam Collins has been appointed as a Demonstration Technician. 

In his new role, Samuel will be overseeing CNC solutions for customers that range over a wide variety of applications that include programming and operating various CNC machining centers. 

Samuel was a Thermwood field service technician for over 2 years with CNC experience. 

Samuel is engaged to be married and resides in Southern Indiana.

Thermwood Corporation a leading manufacturer of CNC routers and Large Scale Additive Manufacturing systems with thousands of installations worldwide spanning 45+ years of business.