CDM:Studio on Bringing Sharks to Life with The BigRep ONE
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Additive Manufacturing: Everything You Need to Know
Additive Manufacturing (AM) isn’t just one process. It’s a whole workflow that can impact product development from design to manufacturing. Dive into how AM works, where it can be used, and what the future might bring.
Guide to Post Processing 3D Printed Parts
In this guide, you learn about common 3D printing post processing methods for use at home or in the workshop to help you find the right workflow to perfect your parts.
From Idea to Functioning 3D Printed Motorcycle in 12 Weeks
NERA shows that the low cost and fast results of Additive Manufacturing allows designers to immediately test prototypes and rapidly produce iterations of experimental engineering.
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CDM:Studio on Bringing Sharks to Life with The BigRep ONE
CDM: Studio explain how the BigRep ONE significantly reduced production times when it came to providing sharks for the Australian museum.
Design for Additive Manufacturing: Best Practices for Superior 3D Prints
This guide will explain factors that make a design well-suited for 3D printing, and introduce DfAM principles to maximize your 3D printing results.
Carbon Fiber 3D Printing: Everything You Need To Know
Plastics reinforced with either chopped or continuous carbon fiber offer engineering-grade performance with all the benefits of 3D printing.
But what are these materials, what advantages do they offer, where are they best used, and how can you work with them?
What Are the Benefits of Autocalibration?
Calibrating your print can be time-intensive and costly. Our guide handily explains the benefits on autocalibration on the PRO.
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BigRep and Teton Simulation establish a Partnership to Integrate SmartSlice™ into Large-Format 3D Printing
SmartSlice™ helps industrial users to quickly define load cases for parts they intend to print and validate the as-printed performance of these parts against mechanical limits of the material but also against part deflections.
