Chris Leclerc from Mastercam discusses machining a rotor button for UConns Formula SAE race car @OptiPro
Chris Leclerc from Mastercam discusses machining a rotor button for UConns Formula SAE race car @OptiPro
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Chris Leclerc, Swiss Product Specialist at @mastercam discusses machining a smart part on the Swistek SV22Y2 swiss machine. The small part is a rotor button for @UConn Formula SAE race car. It is made out of titanium for light weight and high strength capabilities. The part was produced in OptiPro's machine tool showroom with the help from Mastercam Swiss and a post from @Postability.
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Chris Leclerc from Mastercam discusses machining a rotor button for UConn's Formula SAE race car

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