Prototyping in wood and metal

This image shows the range of mechanical prototyping options available in StudioCruz (click on it for a larger view). Clockwise from top left:

A series of 3D printed appearance models for a dental camera designed inhouse; 

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Waterjet cut, 3D printed, and heat bent acrylic prototype for a gear design presentation; 

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Laser cut 2D engineering parts for a school class. There is more information on two dimensional engineering (a valuable teaching tool) in the Creative section of this site;

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Waterjet cut stainless steel and 3D printed aluminum/nylon parts for the functional engineering demonstration piece top right. Designed in Rhinoceros and Solidworks.