More Courses will be arranged for Next Term. Please contact us if you are interested.

We are pleased to publish the details of the forthcoming TechSoft Design V3 software – the successor to 2D Design V2. TechSoft Design V3 can now be pre-ordered ready for delivery at the start of the Autumn Term. We would like to thank all those customers who provided us with feedback and ideas for V3. By far the most requested feature was Multiple Undos/Redos, so yes, this is included in the initial release.

Since the demise of the Design & Technology Show many years ago, we miss meeting many of our customers face to face. Some of you will have met our representatives who are out in schools and colleges every day and some will have attended our Training Courses. However, for many others our only way of keeping in touch is via our website or our newsletter. To this end we have just published a couple of videos, one giving an overview of everything TechSoft now offers, the other concentrating on CAD/CAM and showing a few projects using our software.

If you’re working on a tight budget (and who isn’t these days), don’t miss out on an opportunity to purchase some ex-demo / refurbished machines.

All our SOLIDWORKS customers who are in subscription should by now have received their 2019-2020 update. These were posted in June, so if you have not received yours, please get in touch. Don’t forget to tell your students about the Home Use licence – the credit-card sized paper slips provided show all the information they need and are ready to hand-out.

Since developing the world’s first desktop CNC mill in 1986, Roland have become the most popular CNC solution for universities and educational establishments. Their popularity has seen the MDX series used for

Mobile Phone Passive Speaker - We all know how much students of today like to use their phones for everything. Here is a sample you can use in the classroom to really get them engaged. It’s a passive speaker that amplifies the sound coming from your mobile phone speaker without the use of any additional power. We’re hoping this’ll help further tune your students in to the possibilities of CAD/CAM and more specifically 3D printing.