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As the 3D printing space continues to transform into something that fits into industrial factory settings, we’ve seen materials expand, systems improve, and a trend toward automation. What has so far seemed to be the missing piece is an equal improvement in post-processing technologies.
This is an entry in our 3D Print Learning Series, focusing on 3D print processing.
After our story last week about a new post processing company, PULVERMEISTER, we learned a great deal more.
A new company, Pulvermeister GmbH, has produced a prototype of a 3D print post-processing device.
The future is bright -- and brightly colored -- for post-processing 3D prints.
Sanding 3D prints can be very tedious - but it turns out you may not need to in some cases.
I’m reviewing the product list from an Australian company, 3D Formulations, which provides a number of non-printing supplies for 3D printing operations.
Open source desktop 3D printer manufacture Prusa Labs introduced a fascinating new feature in their slicing software that attempts to resolve the eternal trade off between quality of print and print speed in 3D printing.
3D print service Sculpteo announced testing of their mysterious smoothing system is now “out of its beta phase” and available to all.
I was able to take a close look at Polymaker’s new smoothing system and found it to be very impressive.
Shanghai-based Polymaker has developed a combination plastic filament and device to perfectly smooth 3D prints.
We got dirty with XTC-3D, a 3D print smoothing resin. The results are very shiny.
