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Photographs of fractured double-dovetail bicomponent 3D-printed tensile specimens, showing the blue and gray materials and the fracture regions.

Interface Geometry Can Save Multimaterial PLA Prints

It turns out that FFF printed dovetail joints are not always the strongest way to join multi-material parts.

X-Hinges Print Motion Sensors Into Flexible Joints

MIT CSAIL and Tianjin University researchers have devised a way to print flexible joints that know how they are bending.

How to Use OpenSCAD to Generate Dovetail Joints for 3D Printing

Building snap-fit 3D models is fun, but how, exactly, do you design them?

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