An unspoken goal of the 3D printing community as a whole seems to be to print every type of vehicle; there are printed bikes, motorcycles, cars, buses, and boats. And now there’s a 3D ...
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We’ve all heard of the Bronze Age and the Iron Age but what of the Copper Age? Bronze, an alloy consisting mostly of copper that is strengthened by the addition of tin or other light metals, ...
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Production and industrial use cases for 3D printing are incredibly easy to find today, but in 2015 there was still a large segment of unserved market just waiting for the right product. A ...
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In 3D printing, when a resin is placed into a printer, the product that is produced is the green-state form. The green-state means that the product is not yet fully cured because the laser ...
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A notable portion of production 3D printing is dedicated to supplying replacement parts, and I say replacement parts rather than spare parts because these are being printed on-demand. That's ...
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While production 3D printing has certainly stepped into the limelight, the DIY and household 3D printing community is still active and growing. Some tools seem to have limitless uses, like ...
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In our efforts to empower our readers, we’ve reviewed another popular filament, ColorFabb XT. This is a product of the Netherlands, a hotbed of 3D printing activity and development, so we ...
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In the world of 3D printing, the word photopolymer gets (increasingly) thrown around a lot. But what is a photopolymer, really? Yes, it’s a liquid that’s ‘cured’ into a solid via light, but ...
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