Formlabs has launched a new resin today. Castable Wax Resin is suitable for direct investment casting and custom try-ons. It joins Castable Resin V2 and High-Temp Resin in the jewellery resin range. Castable Wax Resin is engineered to print three-dimensional jewellery designs drawn in CAD accurately. It offers higher print quality
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This week at GoPrint3D we have had the pleasure of Sam’s and Jake’s company for a week of work experience. Jake came in with his skateboard that he has modified himself to add a motor to, and brought stl files of some parts he wanted to print in order to
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We are delighted to announce we are now an authorised Mayku reseller. Our partnership with Mayku comes as we continue our commitment to offering the best and most innovative products in our online store. Mayku was founded in 2015 by Alex Smilansky and Benjamin Redford. The brand’s first product started
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Industry: Automotive Application: Custom parts, prototyping Benefits of 3D Printing: – Reduced costs – Rapid prototyping As we’ve seen recently with Zortrax’ re-engineered, 3D printed Triumph Daytona and Vins Motors’ Duecinquanta motorbike, 3D printing has found a real use in the automotive industry. The ability to quickly prototype parts and review new physical iterations
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Industry: Electronics/ product design Application: Headphones Benefits of 3D Printing: – Rapid prototyping – Low development costs – Fast time to market print+ is a DIY headphone kit that you 3D print at home. It’s upgradeable and low-cost, giving consumers a great product for a fair price. The project was started in
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Industry: Automotive Application: Custom parts, prototyping Benefits of 3D Printing: – Reduced costs – Rapid prototyping – Accuracy and precision Lightness. Simplicity. Two words few modern motorbikes can attest to satisfying. You see, even the best sport bikes today are heavy lumps. Capable, yes. Chuckable and involving? Not so much.
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Industry: Electronics Application: Loudspeaker Benefits of 3D Printing: – Rapid prototyping – Low development costs The greatest thing about 3D printing, for someone who likes to dabble in creating their own products, is the ability to conceptualise digital drawings. The ability to print a model, review its characteristics, make changes in software
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Industry: Consumer electronics Application: Headphones Benefits of 3D Printing: – Rapid prototyping – In-house production – Low development costs Consumer electronics are prime candidates for 3D printing. It’s possible for start-ups to conceptualise and prototype product iterations at minimal cost with 3D printing, with the added benefit of keeping everything in-house. Even
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Industry: Architecture Application: Scale models Benefits of 3D Printing: – Practical application – Visualise designs in the real-world – Show clients accurate scale models Architect Paul Choi used 3D printing at his old firm for two decades. When he joined Los Angeles design firm Laney LA, he wanted to continue his use
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Accuracy, precision and tolerance mean different things with 3D printing. They define output, quality and capability in their own ways. Understanding what they mean individually will help you master 3D printing as a process. In this article, we’ll explain in bite-sized chunks what accuracy, precision and tolerance mean in 3D
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