Rock stars have been smashing guitars for decades, few with more enthusiasm than Swedish-born guitar virtuoso Yngwie Malmsteen. Global engineering company Sandvik decided to test its cutting-edge techniques by building the world’s first all-metal, … [Read more...] about 3D printing makes the first smash-proof guitar
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3D printing side-mounting technology lets you pack more functions on circuit boards
Nano Dimension Ltd., a leading additive electronics provider announced side mounting technology for additively manufactured printed circuit boards (PCBs). With the DragonFly Precision Additive Manufacturing System, the novel technology can print and … [Read more...] about 3D printing side-mounting technology lets you pack more functions on circuit boards
Stratasys introduces stereolithography 3D printer
Stratasys is entering the stereolithography segment of the 3D printing market. The company is introducing the V650 Flex stereolithography 3D printer. It combines the power of a large-scale system with a configurable environment for fine-tuning across … [Read more...] about Stratasys introduces stereolithography 3D printer
Additive manufacturing software eliminates the CAD-to-STL roadblock
Additive vendors are focused on streamlining the process of developing a design in CAD and then 3D printing it. Stratasys announced at the 2019 SOLIDWORKS World event additive manufacturing software that will eliminate the CAD to STL … [Read more...] about Additive manufacturing software eliminates the CAD-to-STL roadblock
All aboard! Design tips on 3D printing a train
by Jacob Bakovsky, Application Engineer, GoEngineer The marketing department challenged me to create a fun, 3D printed train for kids. I wanted to make something that was easy to print and assemble, a functional train that would go around a floor … [Read more...] about All aboard! Design tips on 3D printing a train
For custom mountain bikes, additive manufacturing delivers an edge
Atherton Bikes was launched in January by the Atherton siblings, Gee, Rachel and Dan and co-founded by Piers Linney of Dragons’ Den fame. The Atherton family are World Championship-winning mountain bikers who will race their own downhill mountain … [Read more...] about For custom mountain bikes, additive manufacturing delivers an edge
Formlabs introduces Elastic Resin: a soft, resilient 3D printing material
Formlabs announces Elastic Resin, the latest addition to its library of Engineering Resins for the Form 2 desktop stereolithography 3D printer. Producing quality elastic materials was once only possible for expensive industrial equipment. … [Read more...] about Formlabs introduces Elastic Resin: a soft, resilient 3D printing material
New additive technologies compete with traditional manufacturing
Additive manufacturing continues to explore out-of-the-box thinking for ways to make three-dimensional parts fast. Vendors of additive manufacturing technology continue to introduce new ways to build three-dimensional parts. The main driver behind … [Read more...] about New additive technologies compete with traditional manufacturing
Callaway Golf builds a better golf putter head with additive manufacturing
GE Additive is working as a consultant with Callaway Golf Company, a leading manufacturer of high-performance golf equipment. GE Additive’s AddWorks team will help Gallaway harness the potential of additive manufacturing. The first project resulting … [Read more...] about Callaway Golf builds a better golf putter head with additive manufacturing
Sinterit launches soft thermoplastic polyurethane for small SLS 3D printers
Across different 3D printing techniques, selective laser sintering (SLS) is mostly known for detailed and high surface quality prints made from PA (polyamides) to produce hard and stiff objects. But what if there was a soft material for SLS 3D … [Read more...] about Sinterit launches soft thermoplastic polyurethane for small SLS 3D printers
