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All tagged repair
This is an entry in our 3D Print Learning Series, focusing on 3D printer maintenance.
Reddit user Toolaa describes an amazing approach to save a great deal of money by 3D printing.
This week’s question relates to the inevitable question, “who fixes my broken 3D printer?”
I’m reading a piece by Joe Iles discussing recent explorations by industry on the notion of 3D printed spare parts.
New research from MIT shows a potential approach for producing self-repairing 3D prints.
Our earlier post on the feasibility of performing self-repairs with 3D printing generated some feedback.
Robert Maldonado undertook a challenging job to repair a broken toy using 3D printing and CAD, illustrating how challenging it can be.
MakePrintable has leaked two interesting strategic changes to their 3D model repair business.
The now-unsupported Form 1+ 3D printer still has many fans, but some are quite unhappy.
I took a look at Autodesk’s latest Netfabb offering and reflected on how it’s changed over the years.
We’ve been covertly testing a new cloud-based 3D model repair service that is now available for testing.
The Retouch3D is an inexpensive finishing tool that’s specifically designed for 3D printing.
I have no idea how I missed this, but there is another free method for repairing broken 3D models.
We’ve just done a quick test of a new 3D model repair tool, CUR3D Maker Edition.
MakePrintable announced an interesting integration with Cura that should make life much easier for many 3D printer operators.
