March 2019 - 3D Printing Bites

adidas unveils Carbon 3D printed shoe in collaboration with Stella McCartney – 3D Printing Industry

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 31, 2019 | Uncategorised |

Are continuing their collaboration and extending their line of shoes utilizing Futurecraft 4D technology, this time partnering with British fashion designer Stella McCartney.

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Penn State 3D printing team advances in NASA competition – Penn State News

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 31, 2019 | Uncategorised |

The purpose of NASA’s 3D-Printed Habitat Competition is to curate new methods of developing a sustainable habitat in a variety of environments, specifically by using recycled materials and/or materials local to the specified environment.

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Desktop Metal ships and installs first ever Production System – 3DPMN

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 31, 2019 | Uncategorised |

While it is all fine and good that Desktop Metal just upped production capabilities for its office-friendly Studio System, what many analysts and industry professionals are really waiting to see is whether the Production System can truly deliver what its namesake suggests.

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Recycling Multi Jet Fusion PA 12 Powder Into Filament – 3DPrint.com

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 31, 2019 | Uncategorised |

In a recent research project backed by 3DTech, thesis student Dung Ha was offered work in examining re-use of Nylon PA12 powder from 3D printing Multi Jet Fusion manufacturing.

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Postprocessing gains importance as the number of parts in 3D-printed production runs increases – The Fabricator

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 31, 2019 | Uncategorised |

Let’s face it-the parts coming out of most 3D printers are a little ugly.

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Rigid.Ink Launches “The Institute of 3D Printing” to Teach Novices – All 3DP

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 31, 2019 | Uncategorised |

Ink, the 3D printing filament company, has launched premium online 3D printing courses called “The Institute of 3D Printing” in what it’s calling an industry first.

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VA 3D printing proves more useful for shoulder-surgery planning than current visualization methods – All On Georgia

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 31, 2019 | Uncategorised |

In keeping with the U.S.

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This new venture aims to 3D-print affordable tiny homes in a day – Digital Trends

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 31, 2019 | Uncategorised |

A new set of innovative construction technologies recently unveiled by an Austin-based startup could wind up giving people around the world safe and affordable homes – all built with a new type of construction material and a tough-as-nails 3D printer.

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Swedish Man Climbs Mount Everest Using 3D Printed Gear – All 3DP

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 31, 2019 | Uncategorised |

3D Printing Tools to Climb Mount Everest “There is a connection to the business that we do.

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Weekend Project: 3D Print a Human-Scale LEGO Space Blaster With Sounds & Lights – All 3DP

Posted by 3dpbites | Mar 30, 2019 | Uncategorised |

The STL files for this 3D printed Space Blaster are free to download from Thingiverse.

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Month: March 2019

adidas unveils Carbon 3D printed shoe in collaboration with Stella McCartney – 3D Printing Industry

Penn State 3D printing team advances in NASA competition – Penn State News

Desktop Metal ships and installs first ever Production System – 3DPMN

Recycling Multi Jet Fusion PA 12 Powder Into Filament – 3DPrint.com

Postprocessing gains importance as the number of parts in 3D-printed production runs increases – The Fabricator

Rigid.Ink Launches “The Institute of 3D Printing” to Teach Novices – All 3DP

VA 3D printing proves more useful for shoulder-surgery planning than current visualization methods – All On Georgia

This new venture aims to 3D-print affordable tiny homes in a day – Digital Trends

Swedish Man Climbs Mount Everest Using 3D Printed Gear – All 3DP

Weekend Project: 3D Print a Human-Scale LEGO Space Blaster With Sounds & Lights – All 3DP

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