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3D printers emit VOCs — volatile organic compounds. Do you need a sensor to detect them? We examine a proposed DIY solution.
This is an entry in our 3D Print Learning Series, focusing on 3D print safety, which is far more risky than you might have imagined.
Do you think 3D printer resin is safe? It might not be. Consider this story of a 3D printer operator who was severely burned by a caustic photopolymer resin.
Do construction 3D printers offer any type of safety program? What might form a proper safety regime for construction 3D printing?
Are you 3D printing in metal? If so it's possible you have an unknown safety hazard caused by stored flammable condensate produced by gas filters.
Personal 3D printers are a (relatively) new introduction to the home interior. In a way, some might consider 3D printers a home appliance like an oven, sewing machine, or toaster.
I’ve just reviewed what seems to be the most comprehensive resource I’ve yet seen regarding 3D printing food safety.
A new report about 3D printing safety has been issued by the UK’s Health and Safety Executive.
I’m quite impressed with Rize’s approach to dealing with 3D printer emissions, and it’s not anything you might expect.
UL finally published its standards on 3D print safety, and there are definitely going to be implications.
It’s been known for several years that desktop 3D printers, and presumably any extrusion 3D printer operating in an open environment, can be potentially dangerous.
We received responses from our provocative post last week, “Does ANYONE Care About 3D Printer Emissions?”
After publishing our rant about the increasingly important lack of attention paid to safety in 3D printing, we received an interesting tip.
It’s been known for several years that desktop 3D printers, and presumably any extrusion 3D printer operating in an open environment, can be potentially dangerous
After reading more scary papers researching 3D printer emissions, I am baffled by the industry’s lack of response.
It appears that NASA is testing some antibacterial 3D printing materials for potential space use.
It’s nearing the start of University sessions for many students, some of whom may be contemplating using a 3D printer - in their dormitory room.
