BLADE 3.1
GCode Preview Seams visualization Enhanced colouring Prime-Tower Automatic positioning Automatic sizing Updated to Cura 4.7.1 Studio G2: Reduced max speed to reduce shifting (this will slow down prints by <1%) Materials: Studio G2: HI-TEMP CF ONE/Studio G2: PLA Antibacterial, TPU A85
Rapid Prototyping: A Comprehensive Guide
Engineering relies on building toward the best solution. That process, though, is subject to a variety of bottlenecks at various points throughout. Forestalling one major bottleneck that happens on the way to a final product design can make your entire process better – and faster. Rapid prototyping can ease your entire engineering process in a big way with large-format 3D printing.
4-Hour Parts! Fast 3D Printing in Large Scale
Fast 3D printing has been the goal of new additive manufacturing technology forever. Now, as innovative new technologies hit the market that change the extrusion process allowing industrial 3D printers to produce large-scale parts in just 4 hours, that’s finally changing.
Mass Customization and the Power of 3D Printing
At its simplest, mass customization is exactly what it sounds like: customization on a large scale.
Customization is typically thought of as more one-of-a-kind than one-size-fits-all, which can make it difficult to achieve on a large scale. The major benefit here is in combining the low cost-per-unit of mass manufacturing with the appeal and flexibility of individual design.
Blade 3.0.1
Fixed an issue when populating and/or arranging model(s) with Batch Printing Plugin and Mixed Mode Fixed an issue when loading a gcode for the PRO and PRO Early 2020 Fixed an issue that can crash Blade when saving a gcode
Blade 3.0.0
Updated UI and Engine to Cura 4.6.1 Updated UI which better reflects the user workflows (including lots of stability and performance improvements) Intent profiles to address the different needs for a specific print Align faces to the build plate Multi model improvements (e.g. object list) More supported file formats (amf, ply, etc.) Bug fixes Intent … Read more
Design for Industrial Additive Manufacturing: Eliminating Support Structures
Optimizing designs is a crucial skill to create manufacturing efficiencies. To get the most out of your additive manufacturing system, or the least in terms of time and material, you need to understand the nuances of your 3D printer and how it differs from other manufacturing technologies.
Blade 2.2.1
BigRep PRO: Fixed wrong feeder settings which randomly occur BigRep PRO: Removed Quality Preset setting BigRep STUDIO G2: Added Materials ASA, ABS BigRep STUDIO G2: Changed BVOH settings Disabled other languages apart from English
BigRep’s COVID-19 Response
Faced with the challenges of COVID-19, we at BigRep believe the response should be nothing less than all hands on deck. Fortunately, additive manufacturing technology is uniquely capable of tackling the supply chain challenges the world is currently faced with.
Here you’ll find an updated post about how we’re working to support COVID-19 relief efforts, and any resources we can share that will help you contribute too.
Help Stop the Spread of COVID-19 with BigRep
The ongoing effects of COVID-19 are overwhelming many hospital and organizations who lack the supplies to respond as effectively as they can, and additive manufacturing is a technology with a unique capacity to make a difference. We’re asking you to be part of the solution and print protective face shields for organizations and citizens in your local community.
