The Zortrax M300 bills itself as a large-format desktop 3D printer, and it certainly lives up to its billing on the spec sheet with a roomy 300 x 300 x 300 mm build volume. But how does that build volume translate to the real world? 3D Printing Motorcycle Parts To
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Although 3D printing has found popularity in a variety of industries due to the cost savings it offers versus traditional manufacturing processes, often it is secondary manufacturers who benefit from it most. A case in point is U.S. Architectural Lighting, a US-based manufacturer of outdoor lights and fittings. The development team
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To test the limits of their Fuse 1 3D printer and show off its capabilities, Formlabs recently 3D printed an enormous pavilion structure for the entrance of their 2017 FUSE conference. The FUSE Pavilion required more than a hundred unique construction modules and parts, over 24-hours of assembly time and
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So much went on at TCT this year that we don’t think we could remember it all if we tried. Whether you were there with us or had to miss out, we hope you’ll join us on a little trip down memory lane. If you have any particular memories you
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Here at GoPrint3D we’re really getting into final preparations for TCT 2017! We hope you are as excited about seeing all the printers, as we are at getting to show them off. We’re taking quite a selection of our 3D printer range down to the NEC this year, and we’re
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On the 1st of November GoPrint3D will be exhibiting at Advanced Engineering 2017 for the first time! Advanced Engineering is held at the NEC, Birmingham, spanning a number of halls. How To Find Us We’re conveniently located at stand D16, which is easy to find: simply go straight over at
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Markforged recently announced the release of their new Industrial Composite Series, comprising the Markforged X3, X5 and X7 3D printers. These large-format 3D printers offer the strength required to replace costly machining processes, with significant cost savings available as a result. If you missed our launch article, below we have provided
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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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