LEARN ALL ABOUT Water jet CUTTING

Put the power of Solidworks and a small waterjet cutter to create a precision sheetmetal enclosure.

See how the CNC precision of the small waterjet cutter can create 3 dimensional assemblies from flat stock.

Carbon fiber is five-times stronger than steel and twice as stiff. Though carbon fiber is stronger and stiffer than steel, it is lighter than steel; making it the ideal manufacturing material for many parts. These are just a few reasons why carbon fiber is favored by engineers and designers for manufacturing.

A CNC waterjet such as the WAZER is an ideal tool to precisely cut polycarbonate without noxious fumes or the need for specialized tooling.

For the past 5 years, the dynamic duo at Brothers Make have been pioneers of creating useful products from recycled plastic. With the addition of a WAZER waterjet, they can now take their work to the next level by creating plastic injection molds in-house, allowing for a higher production rate with more accurate pieces.

Quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) engineers perform a vital role within any organization, as they measure the quality of both raw materials and production processes against a strict set of established standards. These tests require cutting test samples out of raw materials, or out of finished goods. There are a host of cutting technologies available, however most […]

While there are some artists who feel the only way to create “art” is to do it by hand, that makes it difficult to make multiple copies of a piece, or to create a piece to meet exact specifications. To demonstrate that art could still be made with the assistance of a machine, I chose […]

Small-format waterjets such as the WAZER, are arguably one of the most important tools found in R&D labs for medical devices or other industries.

Precision cutting of glass with the waterjet has both engineering and crafting applications, as Keith creates sealed view ports for a piece of industrial equipment, and then creates some beautiful holiday ornaments.

Join Keith Fenner as he shows the value of a small waterjet such as the WAZER in his shop. Here, he uses software from one piece of equipment to create the CAD file to be used in another-ensuring a perfect fit!