Lifting a 12-tonne tank with a plastic 3D print Pushing the limits of FFF together “How strong are 3D printed parts?” That’s the question most engineers ask when they consider 3D printing. After all, it’s crucial to know what’s possible with the tools at your disposal. It was also this question that engineers from Ultimaker, […]
3D Printed Part Lifts 12-Ton Armored Vehicle
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3D Printed Part Lifts 12-Ton Armored Vehicle
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Ultimaker Support, Just looking for some advice what I can change in Cura to help improve the surface finish of the part where the support material connects
Make printing complex designs faster and easier. The UltiMaker PVA Removal Station dissolves support material quickly and effectively, keeping
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UltiMaker on X: Is a 2-kilogram plastic 3D printed part strong enough to lift an armored vehicle 6,000X heavier? We put it to the test by working with @covestro and the Royal Dutch Navy (@kon_marine). Click below to watch the full story.
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