We often talk about 3D scanning benefits and accuracy but talk is just…talk. We’d like to show you some sample 3D files in action! Take a look at some of our newest 3D sample files to get an idea of the type of work we deliver. A cell phone in ProE, glasses in Solidworks, woodgrain [...]
For your complex projects that require speed and accuracy, no one compares. We can offer you an array of services including: 3D Scanning, Dimensional Inspection, Long Range Scanning, Measuring Device Rentals, CT Scanning, Product Design & Laser Tracking-- we stand behind our work with a satisfaction guarantee!Can we call our 3D Scanning service premiere?
by Mary on 05. Jan, 2012 in 3D Scanning, Contract Inspection, CT Scanning, Dimensional Inspection, Long Range Scanning, Reverse Engineering
What makes GKS & Laser Design the premiere 3D Scanning company? Anyone can claim to be “the world’s best”, “the premiere” company…but can why they deserve to be called this? Why you as a customer or potential customer should actually believe this claim? At GKS & Laser Design we don’t just say we’re the premiere, [...]
Our Customers Helped Us Give 80 Toys to Toys for Tots!
by Rose M. on 21. Dec, 2011 in 3D Scanning
We challenged our customers this month by offering to donate a toy to Toys for Tots for each GKS project completed in December. GKS Laser Design customers stepped up to the challenge in a big way. We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give. - Winston [...]
Help GKS Trade Toys for Smiles
by Rose M. on 09. Dec, 2011 in 3D Scanning
Imagine being a child, and not getting anything for Christmas. Heartbreaking, isn’t it? Even though it’s getting better, everyone is aware that economic times are still tough right now. Today, there are more parents than usual who are wondering how in the world they’re going to be able to afford even a single holiday or [...]
Reverse Engineering: Dumb vs. Parametric Models
by Mary on 28. Mar, 2011 in 3D Scanning, Reverse Engineering
Here is a recent reverse engineering question we received from a customer… Q: I have a part that I would like converted into a CAD model that I can edit. I’ve heard that “dumb” solid models are not editable, but that parametric models are more expensive and in some instances, not desirable or necessary. What’s [...]
Small Problems Become Big Ones with Dimensional Inspection
by Guest Author on 02. Mar, 2011 in Dimensional Inspection
A small problem can become quite large when it comes to the process of dimensional inspection. If a measurement probe is improperly calibrated it can give you a false failure reading for your inspection and result in numerous delays as the details of the problem get sorted out. If your business can not afford such [...]
Make Dimensional Inspection Extremely Stress-Free
by Guest Author on 26. Feb, 2011 in Dimensional Inspection
There are ways that you can make dimensional inspection a stress-free event. The best way to accomplish this is to develop a relationship with your dimensional inspection provider and to get to know as much about the process as possible. You’ll want to find out about the criteria used in inspection along with the equipment [...]
In-House or On-Site Contract Inspection Services
by Guest Author on 22. Feb, 2011 in Contract Inspection
Depending upon the size and scope of your contract inspection needs you may need to find a service provider that will come to your facilities to perform an inspection or you can use a provider that has their own in-house facility where you ship your article for inspection. There are some items that you will [...]
Important Contract Inspection Do’s and Don’ts
by Guest Author on 18. Feb, 2011 in Contract Inspection
As if you don’t already have enough to worry about you are going to have to think about the do’s and don’ts of contract inspection for your business. By following these simple guidelines you can make the whole inspection process run a lot smoother and be prepared to deal with the consequences of a failed [...]
Failed Your Inspection? What Now?
by Guest Author on 14. Feb, 2011 in Dimensional Inspection
Failing your dimensional inspection can be extremely stressful. How you handle the aftermath of your inspectional failure will make a huge difference in how you are able to bounce back from the setback. After failing an inspection you will need to make some important decisions and you will need to make these decisions quickly so [...]
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Would you like to see a 3D Scanning File?
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Can we call our 3D Scanning service premiere?
05. Jan, 2012
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Our Customers Helped Us Give 80 Toys to Toys for Tots!
21. Dec, 2011
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Help GKS Trade Toys for Smiles
09. Dec, 2011
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yehadim: 10x a lot for the info man! it will be very helpf...
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JustinLambert: Awesome job Mary! What you have shared is definite...
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Michael Dean: I'm sorry, Mary, but your answer is not quite corr...
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Mary: That’s a very good question – thanks for asking! O...
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Tim Suhr: I assume the accuracy stated is with a CMM based s...
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