
BLADE 3.5.0 Released!
Update to Cura 4.12 Improved UI Better surfaces by using monotonic ordering Faster startup times Speed management Speed is now calculated during the slicing process and dynamically adapted based on the (non-fixed) line width and layer height Speed values were replaced with upper speed limits, which do not take into account extruder flow rate limits … Read more

BigRep Introduces BigRep FLOW, an End-to-End Solution for Production Aids
BigRep FLOW is a new customizable SaaS solution that makes application engineering for 3D printed jigs, fixtures, and manufacturing aids easier than ever, with no design skills or 3D printing experience required.

A Short Introduction to Generative Design
Imagine you could create thousands of options for a single design the push of a button and then you just pick the best option! Generative design makes this possible.

Design innovative mountain bikes using 3D printing
Canyon reinvents the mountain bike by combining efficiency and sustainability. New frame geometries are designed using topology optimization. Now thanks to large scale 3D printers, engineers can hold their creations in their hands within a few days.

6 Considerations for Purchasing a Large-Format 3D Printer
There are several factors to consider before purchasing a large format 3D printer. It is important to understand your application, your part usage, the material requirements, software required, how the print will be supported and budget.
Let’s jump in and review the top 6 considerations before purchasing a large-format 3D printer (like BigRep).

BLADE 3.4.2
Added One.4 with the following material profiles for PEX FR 1mm and PEX FR 0.6mm: Pro HT HI-TEMP HI-TEMP-CF PLX BVOH PLA Added PRO.2 with the same material profiles as PRO.1 Renamed Printers ONEv3->ONE.3, STUDIO G2->STUDIO.2, PRO 1.1->PRO.1 Activated FW 2.0 for PRO.1. A patch is not needed anymore. Though a patch is needed now … Read more

Fast Product Development in Commercial Vehicle Manufacturing with 3D Printing
Do you make a highly specific product that you adapt to each customer’s needs and requirements? This usually involves long iteration cycles that cost both time and money. Learn how the ZOELLER group now takes just days rather than weeks to develop and optimise its custom-made components.