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Why Designers Should Join the 3D Printed Jewelry Revolution

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in 3d Printing News
— 26 Apr, 2016

The 3D printed jewelry is one of trending industries that come as a result of mixing between both jewelry design industry and the new revolution of 3D printing. Instead of the traditional jewelry manufacturing process that requires experience and phases, designers are now able to turn their jewelry ideas into real products by simply using a CAD modeling application and an affordable 3D printer. During the last few years, the 3D printed jewelry business is revolving rapidly and today we can see 3D printed rings, bracelet, and necklace collections are featured in world jewelry exhibitions and galleries. Although there are[…]

Can Amalgamma’s New 3D Printing Concrete Builds Workable Large-Scale Models

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in 3d Printing News
— 25 Jan, 2016

The dream of building a large-scale structures using 3D printing technologies drive many initiations to experience different techniques to create 3d printing concrete that can be used in creating architecture structures either as a complete unit or as separated pieced that can be assembled in construction location. One of the recent initiations presented by postgraduate student in the Bartlett School of Architecture, who has developed a a new 3D printed concrete that is created using two 3D printing technologies; the extrusion and powder bed printing. The new technology is called Fossilized as the created concrete structure looks similar to natural[…]

Carbon 3D Presents CLIP: Revolutionary Layerless 3D Printing Technology

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in 3d Printing News
— 19 Mar, 2015

Recently, Carbon 3D presented a new innovative approach for the 3D printing that can take the 3D printing technology to new trends. Although the rapid development for the 3D printing technology, there are some barriers that prevented using it on a large scale. One of the barriers is the layer surface that is created when the printer head adds the fused filament as small layers on top of each other. The other problem was the printing speed. The current 3D printers takes long time to print a small model, which is a barrier for mass production of specific model or[…]

3DFormer: New 3D printing pen from Dim3printing

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in 3d Printing News
— 13 Mar, 2015

While ago we covered two of the successful 3D printing pens to draw in the 3D peace using plastic filaments, the Lix Pen and CreoPop. The 3D printing using the Fused Deposition Modeling depends on moulding the plastic filament using the printing nozzle to build the shape in the 3D space. The 3D printing pens use the same technique in the form of a pen. The 3D printing manufacturer, Dim3printing, announced plans to release a new 3D printing pen on Kickstarter using the same technology as the other released pens. The 3DFormer pen is designed to meet the ergonomic of[…]

Pirx 3D Released Their 3D Printer for Open Source Download

Couple of months ago, we covered the release of the second version of Pirx 3D printer. The company that is located in Carcow, Poland and the manufacturer for Pirx One a year ago. The first model of the popular and affordable 3D printers. The Pirx 3D printers do not only target the professionals, but also the amateurs who still learning 3D printing and would like to buy a reliable 3D printer with low cost and high quality. After the success of its first and second models. Recently, Pirx 3D released the first wooden model of their printers, Pirx One, for[…]

BioBot: The Future of 3D Organ Printing

3D printing technology is approaching many fields including the medical industry. Yet, many people believe that 3D organ printing is still in the development stage to be presented to the market and mass medical use. The 3D printing is evolving rapidly in medical field an d one of the good examples is BioBots bio 3D printer, the first desktop-size printer that can print functional human tissues. The 3D printer is found by Danny Cabrera and Ricardo Solorzano, students in Miami Dade Collage. The new project attracted both young researchers to focus completely in developing it. Cabrera deferred his plans to do the[…]

Tiny Boy: The First Affordable 3D Printer for Kids

The 3D printing industry opens the doors for both amateur and professionals to turn their ideas from 2D sketch to a 3D real product. Unlike, the traditional production process that cost high and requires experience, the 3D printing can be easily used in both industrial and education purposes. Tiny Boy is the first open-source 3D printer for kids and school students. The new 3D printer is designed to meet with the young user needs, as it can fit on the desktop and safe for use by kids and students. Tiny Boy is an entry-level printer with one direct target is[…]

Prototyping Ford’s Smart Bikes using 3D Printing Technology

The world is changing and famous car manufacturers are looking for new technologies that can take the transportation industry to a new level. Since last two centuries, the industry did not change much to meet with future climate changes and urban environment. Transportation industry is still blamed for the carbon emission and considered a barrier to build a greener future. Researches and investigations are held by car manufacturers to make a change. Previously, we introduced the first 3D printed car, Starti, presented during the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS). Ford Motor Company revealed a new model for transportation, the smart bikes, during the[…]

New Indiegogo Campaign to Create Mini 3D Metal Printer

For many, 3D printing with plastic filament is not enough to take the 3D printing industry to the next production level. The other materials such as metal are very expensive and hard to apply in the production stage. The Mini Metal Maker 3D printer is a new Indiegogo campaign aims to fulfill this gap through producing an affordable 3D printer that enables users to create metal products. The new 3D printer is small size, cheap and high capabilities comparing with the printers used print metal materials in high temperature. The Mini Metal Maker is created by David Hartkop in Colorado,[…]

Krak3n: Extendable Capabilities for the Upcoming Kickstarter 3D printer

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in 3d Printing News
— 26 Feb, 2015

Many 3D printers get funds required to start the production through Kickstarter and we covered some of the projects such as the Micro, which is the most funded kickstart 3D printer. However, most of these printers come with a small printing volume, which halt the capabilities to print with large size. Unlike the traditional 3D printers, the delta printers’ design and structure enables printing with a large volume such as the 3D PotterBot printer that can be used in printing clay and even cement. Another 3D printer based on the delta design is the Krak3n 3D. The new 3D printer is[…]