Sardauscan is a $30 DIY 3D Scanner
Sardauscan is an open source diy 3D scanner you can build for approximately 30 USD. It can be a low cost entry into the field of 3D scanning. 3D scanning is a very important tool in any ...
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How to 3D Print a Wind Turbine
Earlier this week we showed you how to make your own Ultrasonic Vapor Polisher. In this post we'll cover 3D printing of a wind turbine. We'll give you an overview of the technologies and an ...
Read More »Post-processing 3D printed Objects with DIY Ultrasonic Vapor Polisher
Vapor polishing is a process when you apply vapors of a solvent to a 3D printed object to increase surface quality or smoothness. You basically polish out visible layering and small ...
Read More »GE Aviation gets FAA Certification for First 3D Printed Jet Engine Part
A few weeks ago General Electric announced that the FAA (U.S. Federal Aviation Administration) cleared their first 3D printed part to fly. The fist-sized T25 housing for a compressor inlet ...
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Festo 3D Prints Robotic Ants and Butterflies
Festo is an industry leader in advanced robotics and they have presented two of their projects: BionicANTs and eMotionButterfiles only made possible by using laser sintering 3D printing and ...
Read More »Vader Systems Molten Metal 3D Printer
You probably know that high-end industrial 3d printers can print metal objects by using laser or electron beams on fine metallic powder but Vader is something completely different. Vader ...
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Carbon3D Reaches Incredible 3D Printing Speeds with CLIP!
Carbon, a company unknown until now, just released a groundbreaking 3D printing technology which is 25 to 100 times faster than currently available commercial PolyJet or SLA machines. It is ...
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3D Print Enormous Objects With The Z-Unlimited Rails System
You want to print something REALLY tall? Now you can! Dutch inventor, artist and engineer Joris van Tubergen has developed an extension rail system that enables your Ultimaker to print as ...
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