3D Printing Metal

Fri 27 April 2012 Metal admin
3D Printing Metal

The technologies of 3D printing are getting more and more fascinating. Today we look at metal-related 3D Printing.  The type of materials used in metal 3D Printing are increasing everyday. The inputmaterials that can be used in 3D printing have...

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Artist in the spotlight – Ted Noten

Wed 25 April 2012 3dprinters, Jewelry, Materials, Products Editor 3DPrinting.com
Artist in the spotlight – Ted Noten

He has been busy with 3D printing for a while now. But his artwork is worthy of mentioning again. Ted Noten’s Haunted by 36 Women series is a result of a one year survey through the world of women combined...

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Dirk van der Kooij’s 3D printed furniture

Tue 24 April 2012 3dprinters, Furniture, Materials, Plastics, Products Editor 3DPrinting.com
Dirk van der Kooij’s 3D printed furniture

After being inspired by an old 3D printer, Dutch student Dirk van der Kooij got his hands on an industrial robot from a Chinese production line to help him with his graduation project. Designing furniture with the use of 3D...

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Polycarbonate for DIY 3D printers

Thu 19 April 2012 3dprinters, Materials, News Editor 3DPrinting.com
Polycarbonate for DIY 3D printers

We all know that hobbyist printers mainly use ABS/PLA materials. Now, when you need something printed with a strong, clear material you can use polycarbonate. RichRap was probably the first person to use polycarbonate in a personal 3D printer back...

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What? Can you print ice tea?

Tue 17 April 2012 3dprinters, Food, Materials, News, Sand and Glue Editor 3DPrinting.com
What? Can you print ice tea?

Some new crazy materials have entered the 3D printing world recently. The most bizarre one has to be ice tea. Open3DP, a site sponsored by the Solheim Additive Manufacturing Laboratory out of the University of Washington’s Mechanical Engineering Department has...

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