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Rapid prototyping is a 3D printing technique that has been around for decades, but it’s only recently that 3D printers have become more accessible and affordable. Nowadays, 3D printers allow designers and engineers to create prototypes of their designs in hours instead of days or weeks! The 3d printing process also allows businesses to make
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3DPO’s guide to troubleshooting your 3D printer fails 3D printing is an invaluable tool for engineers, dentists, designers, and many other industries. However, 3d printers have a reputation of being difficult to troubleshoot. In this blog post, 3DPO’S Guide to Troubleshooting your 3D Printer Fails, we will cover some of the most common issues that
Today we are looking at the Creality Sermoon D1, a stylish printer with a brand new direct drive system developed by Creality. This machine seems to be made to fill the gap in Creality’s range with their lack of direct drive machines. The Sermoon D1 enables easy use of flexible filaments such as TPU and
Today we are looking at the CR200B, a fully enclosed printer from Creality’s ever expanding range.
This sleek new machine, while not directly aimed at the professional market, promises high performance in many areas. With an upgraded nozzle and hotend assembly, large responsive touch screen with new UI, carborundum glass bed with easy removal and fully enclosed print volume..
Greg Parker, Engineering Technician at Isuzu Trucks Australia recently got in touch to share his experience with 3D printing for additive manufacturing. “The company was keen to explore what value we could add to our operations with new and emerging technologies.”
Today we are looking at the Hornet, Artillery’s 3rd leap in the 3d printing market and certainly one in the right direction. The Hornet is an interesting outlier in the Artillery line with a sports car-like body and flashy new colour scheme, a unique bowden setup, new in house built mainboard, among other additions.
Many industries have already shifted to using 3D printing for their manufacturing needs and other benefits. Therefore lowering costs, increasing productivity and changing the way they test products and ideas.
