Below are some of the many institutions that have taken delivery of Multicam CNC machines.
| Holmesglen Institute of Technical and Further Education |
 The Holmesglen Institute of Technical and Further Education (TAFE) is one of the largest training institutes in Australia. It is the first educational institute in Australia to obtain International Quality Assurance under ISO9001/AS3901.Holmesglen TAFE is charged with the management of the Victorian state curriculum for the Furnishing Industry and is currently managing a number of National projects, amongst which are to design and implement a new training structure for this industry. Multicam Systems recognised that we could offer the ability for the institute to make available training programmes based around the latest technology available to the furnishing and woodworking industries. Through a unique collaboration with the Holmesglen TAFE, Multicam Systems has installed one of the latest models MultiCam machines on campus. The agreement meant that Multicam Systems would become the first Platinum sponsor for the institute and offer our expertise in the area of CNC routing machinery to the institute. |
| Queensland University of Technology purchase M-I Small format machine |
 Queensland
University of Technology have purchased a
Multicam M-I CNC Router
for their faculty of Industrial Design to educate students about how CNC machinery can be used to produce items that were previously
constrained by old production methodologies. Using programs such as
SurfCAM and Rhino CAD, students can set their imaginations loose.The ability to have each student design and produce their own projects allows tutors properly gauge their individual abilities. This "freestyle" approach to design and development allows students to properly appreciate the realities of concept and production whilst working on individual projects. The Multicam M-I has a bed size of 1200mm x 1000mm and a clearance of 150mm which makes it the perfect choice for educational institutions where versatility and simplicity of operation is a must and floor space is at a premium. A powerful spindle is supplied and the Z axis has a stroke of 250mm.
Fully controllable X, Y and Z axes means that true 3D machining is easily achieved through the use of popular 3D modelling packages. Clamping of work pieces can be achieved through the use of integrated T-slots or the option vacuum hold down table. For details and specifications of the Multicam M-I please go to the M-I product information page. |
The cost effectiveness of the Multicam M-I means that educational
institutions that are always constrained by budget limits means that
they are able to keep up-to-date and relevant in a demanding and
rapidly changing industrial climate. The quality of students is
enhanced by allowing them to gain practice on modern machinery that is found
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Holmesglen TAFE - Furniture making. |
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Scotch Oakburn College (Tasmania) |
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Queensland University of Technology - Faculty of Architecture, Interior & Industrial Design |
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Hunter Institute of Technical & Further Education - Signwriting & Industry faculty |
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Holmesglen Institute of TAFE - Furniture Making |
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University of Newcastle - Department of Design |
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Chisholm Institute - Woodworking Department |
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South West Regional College of TAFE - Faculty of Woodworking |
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Urbrae Agricultural High (South Australia) - Faculty of Technology |
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St Michaels College (Queensland) - Faculty of Design Technology Education |
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C.S.I.R.O (Victoria) |
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Deakin University (Victoria) - Faculty of Science and Technology |
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Burgmann Anglican School - Faculty of Design Technology |
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Box Hill Institute of TAFE - Centre for Building and Furniture Studies |
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University of Victoria - Sign & Graphics Faculty |
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Australian Technical College (Bendigo) | |
Australian Technical College (Hunter) |
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Kings Christian College |
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Curtin University of Technology |
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University of South Australia - School of Architecture and Design |
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RMIT University - School of Aerospace, Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering, Victoria |
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The Kings School - Industrial Arts Faculty |