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Today we’re trying to answer a very important question that many people looking to get into 3D printing, or expand their 3D printing capabilities ask themselves: What 3D printer should I buy? Or in my experience, engineers and project managers are usually really looking for the answer to deeper questions: What 3D Printing technology is
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At FormNext in Frankfurt, Germany last month, Stratasys announced two exciting developments: GrabCAD Voxel Print software for the J750, and a partnership with e-Xstream. Both announcements will add new capabilities to Stratasys’s existing 3D printing offerings, and offer exciting potential for the future of the technology. When designers create a mechanical component that will be
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Ever since I first used a Polyjet 3D printer, I’ve loved its multi-material capabilities. Flexible materials can be difficult to work with in 3D printing, but Polyjet technology not only handles it reliably, but allows the user to designate which parts of a model need to be flexible or rigid. By blending flexible and rigid
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Validation is an important step for processing models in Objet Studio. The routine does two things: the software checks if any models are overlapping on the build tray and checks the model for build integrity. A general rule of thumb is not to print if the model does not pass validation. One common error polyjet
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Stratasys is at it again! With the release of the groundbreaking J750, Stratasys has reinvented 3D printing by adding new innovation to the industry that has not been seen before. The latest PolyJet system unleashes the ability to combine SIX MATERIALS at once. This allows for the ability to get the most realistic parts in
