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Lattice Structures Show “Double Anisotropy”

Equal density does not mean equal behavior.

Carbon Fiber Does Not Automatically Make FFF Parts Stronger

Carbon fiber filled filament sounds like an easy upgrade, but the reality is considerably messier.

Machine Learning Predicts LPBF Defects By Surface Angle

Researchers report a machine learning approach to predict LPBF defects from up-skin and down-skin angles, suggesting there might be angle-aware process control for metal AM.

Orientation Drives Surface Roughness In FFF, mSLA, PJ, SLS

A new materials study shows how build orientation shifts surface roughness across four popular polymer AM processes.

New Metal 3D Printing Pen System: A Breakthrough in Manufacturing?

Researchers in Korea have developed a new metal 3D printing pen system for manufacturing.

Wall-Mounted 3D Printers?

Wall-Mounted 3D Printers?

Wait, are wall-mounted 3D printers even possible?

Does 3D Print Build Volume Really Matter?

Does 3D Print Build Volume Really Matter?

One of the first question I always hear from 3D printing newbies is “How Big Can I Print?” But that isn’t really a good question.

Published October 15, 2020
Categorized as learning Tagged belt, build volume, orientation, size, tutorial
Ultimaker Releases Ultimaker Cura 4.7

Ultimaker Releases Ultimaker Cura 4.7

There’s a new release of Ultimaker Cura out this week, version 4.7.

Published September 2, 2020
Categorized as Software Tagged cura, orientation, rotation, support, tree, ultimaker
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