Metal-Based 3D Printed Part
Project Overview:
To further assess the capabilities of the Studio System, the FATHOM applications engineering team took a stock engine component, 3D scanned it, refined the CAD file, additively built it, post-machined vital features, and successfully installed it in the engine of a Fathomers Volkswagen van.
The exploration of metal-based 3D in the practical use of its in-house Studio System by Desktop Metal. The shoot explores the validation of an automotive rocker arm printed with a 3D system, not the standard manufacturing method.
My Role:
As the project manager for publishing the test study of a printed metal-based additive rocker arm, I took many roles to show this in-house technology's capabilities: Research, Director, Photographer/Videographer, FAQ Publisher, and Social Media content creator.
Video Shoot Capture: Installing 3D Printed Rocker Arm
Video Shoot Capture: Testing and Seeing Comparison of Rocker Arm
Image Comparison of Original and 3D Printed Rocker Arm
Video Shoot Capture: Measuring Rocker Arm
Post Print of Rocker Arm white box
