You’ve had some fun with your new 3d printer and made a few cool objects, but there’s a vital part of 3d printing that can get overlooked – maintenance. Proper maintenance and care are absolutely essential = that includes the most compact desktop printers.
Anycubic, a globally renowned 3D printing brand, has announced the launch of the Anycubic Photon M3 Premium, a new resin 3D printer with the highest resolution of the M3 series yet. Featuring, the LighTurbo 2.0, an enhanced light source with a light uniformity of over 90% , a 10″ 8k LCD screen resolution and a large build volume of 25*22*12*cm, the groundbreaking M3 Premium delivers incredible print quality details and a first-class user experience.
I’m extremely excited to share some news with you all! For the past 2 years I’ve been writing a book that is specifically focussed on 3D printing strategies and case studies for product designers. I’ve been lucky enough to work with Prof. Jennifer Loy and Prof. Olaf Diegel, both very well known leaders in the … Continue reading Book: 3D Printing For Product Designers
SUNLU — a giant of 3D printing materials and peripheral products, has delivered more than 20 million PCS of consumables, 4 million 3D printing pens and nearly 1 million consumables drying boxes to global users in just 10 years since its establishment. As the leader of the global FDM consumables market, after S8 and S9plus, Launched its blockbuster new fast 3D printer Terminator3.
IperionX, a North Carolina-based advanced materials enterprise, has announced a collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy’s (“DOE”) Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The work concerns improving the utilization of low-cost alloys using IperionX-developed spherical powder based on its titanium processing technology. With a mission to become “a leading developer of US-based sustainable critical mineral and critical material supply chains, ” […]
3D printing started as a niche development in which not many believed but were quickly proven wrong. These printers were first patented all the way back in 1986 and were first commercialized a few years after. They have exponentially grown to a point where they can even be commonly found in people’s homes.
One of the most well-known platforms or hobbies in the tech industry today is 3D printing, which is a process wherein a printer will be able to print three-dimensional items or products easily using different kinds of materials.
Enrico Gallino is a materials scientist with Ricoh. The Japanese firm has developed its own powder bed fusion (PBF) technology, rolled out a 3D printing service, has developed an anatomical…
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In recent years, 3D printing has steadily risen in popularity because of its versatility in different applications, such as construction, healthcare, and design. It’s also a valuable asset for manufacturing companies because it allows them to create parts faster and cheaper than traditional methods. It’s also beneficial because of its ability to quickly produce exact…
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While three-dimensional printing opens up fabulous potential in many areas, it can allow the commission of acts of infringement of intellectual property rights, i.e. counterfeiting.
You must be familiar with these images and jokes that you’ve seen on social networks. Users and printer owners are bound to face the same problems, questions and satisfaction or frustration. This has obviously inspired Internet users who have competed with humor to create hilarious **memes about 3D printing**.
Do you want to invest in the best food 3D printer? If so, here’s a list of the best food 3D printers to consider. Anyone running a business or working in the food industry may want to invest in a quality food 3D printer. Several shows have showcased food 3D printing severally, including the Star Trek and The Jetsons series. In these shows, people could 3D-print anything edible by pushing a button.
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