Last week we ran an event in partnership with Mintronics on CAD, 3D Scanning, Reverse Engineering & 3D Printing. It was a huge success (despite some unforecasted heavy snow in the morning which caused a bit of a delay) with delegates attending from a range of industry sectors, including automotive,
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Industry: Manufacturing Application: Tooling and Custom Fixtures Benefits of 3D Printing: Reduced costs by 80-90% Reduced lead times from 2-3 weeks to 1 day Pankl Racing Systems manufacture custom high-performance engine and drivetrain components for the aerospace industry and racing cars, including for Formula 1. Every engine and drivetrain component
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Event: Composites and Metals: Exploring Two Complementary 3D Printing Technologies Date/Time: Tuesday, March 6, 2018 from 11 – 11:45am EST | 4 – 4:45pm UTC. FREE REGISTER Presented by Markforged Content Engineer Alex Crease, the live webcast will discuss composites and metals in 3D printing, with examples of how these parts
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We were delighted to welcome the Rt Hon Julian Smith MP, Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury & Chief Whip to GoPrint3D Headquarters. We invited Julian to visit as he’s our local MP and we knew he would be interested in seeing the 3D printing technology as well as speaking to
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If you have a Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) 3D printer with an open filament system, then you have the opportunity to test many different 3D printing materials without voiding your manufacturer’s warranty. An open filament system means that you can print with third-party materials as much as you like, which
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Every 3D printing material, and every technology, has an application. Whether that’s to create jigs, jaws and fixtures, or casings for consumer electronics, there’s always something. Nylon, perhaps, is the most versatile of all materials. But, the Fused Filament Fabrication 3D printers that can print it offer limited performance. This
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Event: Walking the Line: 3D Printing on the Factory Floor Date/Time: Tuesday 6th February, 4pm GMT FREE REGISTER Presented by Markforged Senior Application Engineer Nick Sondej, the live webcast will discuss high-strength 3D printing, its applications, and the technologies behind it. Whether you are new to 3D printing or you
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GoPrint3D are proud to announce that they are now a reseller of Learn By Layers 3D Printing Lesson Packs. Learn By Layers have developed a series of lesson packs including lesson plans and related resources that enable teachers to teach 3D printing to pupils whilst fulfilling the criteria for the
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Markforged has released its first material specifications for the upcoming Metal X 3D printer, in the form of preliminary data for 17-4 PH stainless steel, a martensitic precipitation-hardening stainless steel. Renowned for its high-strength, corrosion resistance and machinability, 17-4 PH stainless steel is widely used to manufacture mechanical end-use parts and components that
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Together with ABS and PLA, nylon is one of the most popular filaments for 3D printing. Nylon is a polymer, which means it is a plastic with long, heavy molecules made up of short atoms. Nylon is a tough and durable thermoplastic, and in our opinion, it is one of
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