Published in: 3D Printers, Additive Manufacturing, Education
The MakerBot Replicator 2X was the Best in its Class I fell in love with 3D printing with the MakerBot Replicator 2X. It was the first 3D printer I ever got to use and I was immediately hooked from day one. I love it so much I managed to convince my boss to let me
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One of the big goals for CADimensions in 2017 was to bring our world class knowledge, service and training capabilities to Eastern Pennsylvania. We are thrilled to announce the establishment of our new CADimensions location in Devon PA, featuring an authorized training center. In this state of the art facility is the office of one
Published in: 3D Printers
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
Published in: 3D Printers
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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I believe that anyone who has worked with a consumer-level 3D printer would tell you that 3D printing is not easy. Having worked with a variety of desktop 3D printers ranging in price and quality, including building a couple of my own kits, I would definitely agree. 3D printing as it currently exists for at-home users and hobbyists has a learning curve, and despite many companies claiming to offer plug-and-play solutions, can be very challenging if not frustrating at times.
