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Commodity Pricing, Plastic and 3D Printing

Commodity Pricing, Plastic and 3D Printing

Charles R. Goulding and Joseph Castine examine a new technology for recycling thermoplastics.

The Tall Modix Big-120Z 3D Printer

Modix announced another large-format 3D printer; the new Big-120Z can 3D print objects 1200mm tall.

Published April 7, 2020
Categorized as printer Tagged _temp, artwork, kit, large, large format, modix, sculpture, thermoplastics

Tritone’s MoldJet Technology Well Suited For Production Use

Tritone announced a revolutionary 3D printing process called “MoldJet” that 3D prints molds and casts objects during the 3D printing process.

Published December 4, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged automation, binder jet, casting, ceramic, manufacturing, metal, moldjet, production, thermoplastics, tritone

RPS: The Most Bizarre 3D Printing Process Yet Seen

A bizarre new 3D printing process called Roll Powder Sintering could be the fastest and cheapest way to 3D print metal, ceramic and thermoplastic materials. We found out how it works.

Published December 3, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged a1, ceramic, metal, powder, prototype, roll powder sintering, rps, tape, thermoplastic, thermoplastics

Robot Factory’s Silver Belt 3D Printer

Robot Factory just announced a new continuous belt 3D printer that can, with the right options, reach high temperatures, enabling 3D printing of engineering materials like PEEK and ULTEM.

Published November 12, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged belt, continuous, robot factory, stainless steel, thermoplastics

A “Personal Car Factory 3D Printer” Coming Next Year?

There’s a huge large format 3D printer to be released next year, the massive Modix MAMA 3D printer, which comes at a fantastically low price due to a very unusual approach.

Published November 7, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged automotive, dyze design, large, large format, modix, pellets, thermoplastics

Goofoo: 3D Printers from China

Goofoo is a China-based manufacturer of good quality 3D printers available at low prices. We took a look at some of their models.

Published October 31, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged filament, goofoo, lcd, resin, thermoplastics

The TRILAB DeltiQ 2 3D Printer

The powerful DeltiQ 2 3D Printer from TRILAB includes a surprise extrusion system that allows easy 3D printing of flexible material.

Published October 21, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged delta, extruder, flexible, nimble, thermoplastics, trilab, zesty technology

3devo Focusing On Customer Training

Is it really possible to produce your own 3D printer filaments? 3devo seems to have figured out not only the hardware to do so, but also the process.

Published October 16, 2019
Categorized as Hardware Tagged 3devo, accessory, custom, filament, industrial, materials, pellets, thermoplastics

Why So Many 3D Printing Partnerships?

HP and Matsuura? Some 3D printer manufacturers partner with other 3D printer manufacturers, but why?

Published October 14, 2019
Categorized as Corporate Tagged hp, matsuura, metal, partnership, thermoplastics

Surprise! Prusa Announces MINI 3D Printer

Prusa Research announced a brand new desktop 3D printer, the Original Prusa MINI. Its surprisingly low price will enable almost anyone to obtain a quality 3D printer.

Published October 13, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged filament, inexpensive, mini, plastic, prusa, thermoplastics

The Open Source Nautilus 3D Printer’s Numerous Features

A new, powerful open source 3D printer, the Nautilus, is able to 3D print in many engineering materials, including carbon fiber, nylon, flexible, and more.

Published October 10, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged filament, hydra research, nautilus, thermoplastics

Injection Molded 3D Prints? AddiFab Can Do That

AddiFab has produced a new 3D printing process that can bridge the gap between 3D printers and injection molding.

Published October 8, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged AddiFab, ceramic, injection, injection molding, metal, thermoplastics

Stratasys Invests Big Time in Xaar, But Why?

Why would Stratasys invest so much in Xaar? Our thoughts lead directly to Stratasys’ new product strategy, and it’s not like their previous products at all.

Published September 13, 2019
Categorized as Corporate Tagged high speed sintering, hss, investment, manufacturing, mass customization, mass manufacturing, powder, sls, stratasys, thermoplastics, xaar

Breakthrough: Thermoset Powders For SLS 3D Printers Invented By Tiger Coatings

Can you use thermoset materials in an SLS 3D printer? Not until just now: researchers from Tiger Coatings have developed a thermoset powder that makes much stronger objects.

Published August 22, 2019
Categorized as materials Tagged powder, sls, thermoplastics, thermoset, tiger coatings

Book of the Week: Introduction to Polymers

This week’s selection is “Introduction to Polymers” by Robert J. Young and Peter A. Lovell.

Published August 20, 2019
Categorized as book Tagged materials, plastic, polymers, thermoplastics, thermoset

Recyclable Thermosets Could Change Resin 3D Printing

Can you reuse thermoset plastics? It turns out there is a way, just discovered by researchers. This could enable future use of recyclable 3D printer resins.

Published August 9, 2019
Categorized as research Tagged $Recyclable 3D Printer Resin, plastic, prediction, recycling, resin, thermoplastics, thermoset

Can 3D Print Services Serve Global Markets? Yes!

After an interesting discussion with Objectify, my thoughts on 3D print service regionality have changed.

Published June 3, 2019
Categorized as Service Tagged $offshore 3d print service, india, interview, metal, objectify, printing, thermoplastics

Thermoelectric Materials for 3D Printing?

I’m reading a paper on the development of thermoelectric polymers, and wondering about its applicability to 3D printing.

Published May 2, 2019
Categorized as materials Tagged electric, electricity, thermoelectric, thermoplastics

What They Don’t Tell You About 3D Printing PLA

In the desktop 3D printing community, polylactic acid (PLA) is easily one of the most popular plastics.

Published April 19, 2019
Categorized as materials Tagged biodegradable, pla, plastic, thermoplastics
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