On 23 May we will be in attendance at Made in Yorkshire, Yorkshire’s leading annual engineering and manufacturing event. Book the date in your calendar and head on down to Stand 71, where we’ll be exhibiting a wide range of exciting 3D printers and 3D printed parts for you to
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3DGence has announced a new 3D printing module for their flagship 3D printer, the INDUSTRY F340. The Module HF is engineered to print abrasive materials and composites like carbon fibre and fibreglass. It is setup out of the box to print PA-CF and PA-GF, two reinforced materials. “HF module was implemented
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Zortrax has announced a brand-new 3D printer today. The M300 Dual prints using dual-extrusion LPD Plus technology, which deposits melted material layer by layer onto the build platform. The dual-extrusion setup of the M300 Dual simultaneously prints with separate support and base filaments. This allows it to print large models
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Something new and delectable for you today. Small Multiples, a data visualisation agency based in Sydney, Australia, are using voice patterns, 3D printing and the Mayku FormBox to make edible chocolates as gifts. The chocolates are as good as they look, and the process to make them is as interesting as
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CMF stands for Colour, Material, Finish, which describes how a product looks, feels and behaves based on those characteristics. In product development, CMF is a widely used term, with designers and manufacturers going to great lengths to achieve optimal results – ‘the perfect CMF’, as it is known. The Colour, Material,
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One is the past; one is the future. Dinosaurs and 3D printing may seem world’s apart, but the ability to transform dinosaur drawings into physical models has obvious benefits if you are a palaeontologist or osteologist. And if you’re a design studio who makes props, well, you just found
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Florian Jouanny was the first European tetraplegic athlete who completed the Ironman Triathlon. Back in 2011, a skiing accident left him almost entirely paralysed. He has limited use of his forearms, triceps and hands, but can make pushing movements with his fingers. Biking is a big deal to Florian, and
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Today’s students are tomorrow’s workforce, and as we have recently seen with Jefferson Health and Morrison Tech, 3D printing in education is a big deal right now. Additive manufacturing is being used to enhance student learning and improve courses by introducing practical application to theory-based learning. Oklahoma University and Purdue University
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Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health have a history of using the latest technologies in the medical field. For students, early introduction to these is essential to develop their skillset. For clinical practices, these technologies are being used to optimise workflow and speed up the operation process for surgeons. One
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GoPrint3D and Formlabs will be exhibiting at DEVELOP3D LIVE 2019 on 17 April at the University of Sheffield. We will be exhibiting four state-of-the-art 3D printers and two complementary machines from Formlabs. We are on stands 23 and 24 and invite everyone to come down and see what we’ve got on
