Italian design company Florenradica use Ultimaker 3D printers to fabricate prototypes and end-use parts for fashion houses. Their unique position in the market means they have an illustrious list of clients, who require a wide range of parts to manufacture their own products. Traditionally, the firm has a background in
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Event: 3D Printing CMM Fixtures and Check Gauges for Faster, More Cost-Effective Inspection (Webinar) Date/Time: Thursday, 13th September, 2018. 4pm UK time. FREE REGISTER Markforged are running another webinar tomorrow, full details below: Typical inspection fixtures are either time-consuming modular assemblies or costly machined parts. 3D printing is a solution that
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The greatest thing about 3D printing is it’s accessible to all. Well, not everyone, but most people in one form or another. Anyway, as you get into the world of 3D printing it quickly becomes apparent that design is critical. You need to know what you’re doing to make great
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Here at GoPrint3D HQ we’re deep into preparations for our next big trade show. TCT Show, often remarked as the 3D printing show of the year, is back at the NEC on 25-27 September. You can find the GoPrint3D team on stand G28. We’ll be taking a range of
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Medical device design company Coalesce Product Development use stereolithography 3D printing to develop their medical devices. Prior to investing in their own Formlabs 3D printers, they outsourced prototyping to another company. By bringing 3D printing in-house, they have reduced model lead times and costs considerably. 3D printing was instrumental in
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Sometimes, small just isn’t going to cut it. And for all their capability and excellent performance, desktop 3D printers are limited by their size. Even the biggest desktop 3D printers can only manufacture something the size of a football. The way around that is to print large models in parts,
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SDHQ specialise in truck and 4×4 accessories, lift kits, performance off-road suspension, parts, servicing and everything in-between. They operate an enormous 18,000 sq ft facility in Arizona packed to the rafters with kit. They make hundreds of parts themselves, traditionally by hand using machine welding. At $800 per part, the
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BOSEbuild, a division of Bose Corporation, use Ultimaker 3D printers to prototype new headphone parts. They manufacture and extensively test 3D printed yoke prototypes to determine final product suitability. Rapid prototyping has enabled the team to reduce time between iterations, cut costs, and innovate freely. The yoke is the part
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Dates: 4th-6th September 2018 Venue: GoPrint3D HQ, Ripon, North Yorkshire FREE REGISTER Join us in the first week of September for our UK launch of Markforged’s new Metal X, one of our most highly anticipated 3D printers. As well as having live demos of the Metal X, we will have
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Guardian Bikes is committed to developing the world’s safest children’s bikes. Their bikes, which range from 16″ to 24″, feature a new, innovative braking system called SureStop, which was developed using Robo 3D printers. The team used 3D printing to develop and test the system before bringing it to market
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