Here at Make Parts Fast, we post hundreds of news and stories for you. It’s time to take a look at which ones were the most read. Do you miss any of these? 1. Can you 3d print your own glasses frames? GlassesUSA.com, a leading online eyewear retailer, plans to disrupt the traditional eyeglass frame market by launching 3D printable … [Read More...]
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What’s ahead for additive manufacturing in 2019?
SmarTech Publishing, an industry analysis firm specializing in additive manufacturing markets, published its year end additive manufacturing market review: … [Read More...]
The most read stories on additive manufacturing of 2018
Here at Make Parts Fast, we post hundreds of news and stories for you. It’s time to take a look at which ones were the most read. Do you miss any of … [Read More...]
AMUG 2019 selects Professor Gideon Levy for the Innovators Award
The Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) announced Professor Gideon Levy of Technology Turn Around (TTA) as the recipient of its esteemed Innovators … [Read More...]
HP Inc. wins the inaugural LEAP Award for the category of Additive Manufacturing
The LEAP Awards, a design competition for engineers, announced the winners at a dinner gala in Costa Mesa, Calif., December 12, 2018. For the category … [Read More...]
What human body parts can be 3D printed?
The concept of using 3D printing to “grow” or “build” body parts is properly referred to as tissue engineering. This complex concept involves three … [Read More...]
Method 3D printer fills the gap between desktop and professional 3D printers
As 3D printing matures, the differences between desktop 3D printers and larger, professional 3D printers will blur. The newly introduced MakerBot Method is … [Read More...]
How 3D printing tackles obsolescence
Angel Trains, one of Britain’s leading train leasing companies, has collaborated with engineering consultancy ESG Rail, and 3D printing technology provider … [Read More...]
Improving additive manufacturing workflow
Link3D, a leader in additive manufacturing (AM) execution workflow software, announced that it will be working on a proof of concept trial with EOS North … [Read More...]
Additive manufacturing replaces a punch press to make tapping tools
Additive manufacturing can be an alternative process for making parts once made through traditional machining. For example, Wilson Tool International … [Read More...]
What is the difference between powder bed fusion and ultrasonic additive manufacturing?
Powder Bed Fusion (PBF) is the ASTM standard name for 3D printing techniques that build through a bed of powder (Direct Metal Laser Sintering, Electron … [Read More...]
EOS launches new 3D printer for production applications
EOS North America launched its Integra P 400 polymer Additive Manufacturing (AM) platform. The fast, flexible powder bed AM platform uses a range of … [Read More...]
Collaboration will focus on industrializing additive manufacturing
Sigma Labs, Inc., a provider of quality assurance software under the PrintRite3D brand, and the Fraunhofer Research Institution for Additive Manufacturing … [Read More...]
3D printing for show rather than tell
An often overlooked application area for 3D printing is the concept/communication model. Graphical representation of an idea often falls short of the … [Read More...]
What is the most underrated or least recognized capability of 3DP/AM, (according to Nano Dimensions)?
Most people understand 3D printing, but may not be fully aware of how it’s evolved over the last decade. Among the newest and most underrated capabilities … [Read More...]
Ultimaker certified as part of Materialise 510(k) cleared Mimics inPrint software
Ultimaker announced that the Ultimaker S5 has been certified by Materialise as a 3D printing solution to create orthopedic, maxillofacial and … [Read More...]
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