A detailed model of the ancient Greek temple, The Parthenon has been created in a collaboration between DL Additive, Arketyp 3D and an amateur enthusiast of ancient architecture. The model, produced in France, used three EnvisionTEC printers to produce the model. The Ultra 3SP is capable of producing high quality
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Prior to additive manufacturing, Dixon Valve, a US-based manufacturer of fittings for fluid transfer industries, relied on outsourcing and costly in-house machining processes to produce tools. But thanks to the Markforged Mark Two, they are now able to 3D print their own tools and jaws for industrial robotic arms, saving
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Please note: We do not currently sell a 3D printer that can print glass. Whilst glass has been available as a material for 3D printing before, the methods used have left the product opaque. Not any more. A team at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has managed to create the
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It’s that time of year again! TCT 2017 is quickly approaching, and on the 26th September the 3D printing industry will descend on the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, England for 3 days of additive manufacturing bliss! How To Find Us The GoPrint3D stand is at stand F9, just take
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Since 1970, PMC Harvesters have been manufacturing machines for agriculture. The company, operating from Fakenham, England, is part of the Ploeger Oxbo Group and specialises in the manufacture of potato harvesters, pea and broad bean harvesters, soya harvesters and detasslers, which are world-renowned for their efficiency and reliability. As a brand,
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Markforged have announced the release of their new Industrial Composite Series. The printers, named X3, X5 and X7 allow users to print their products in onyx as they would on a Mark X, but for significantly lower cost. In much a similar way to when the Desktop Composite Range was
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One of the challenges that we as 3D printer users face is how to print effectively with a combination of nozzle sizes. How to increase print speed without sacrificing part accuracy and detail. But the fact is, it isn’t possible in a traditional sense; you have to choose between fast
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