What's 3D Printing?
In today’s world, 3D printing has revolutionized the manufacturing and product development industry. The use of this advanced technology has opened up a plethora of opportunities for both hobbyists/craft makers/artists and industrial manufacturers. With 3D printing, one can create prototypes and end products with ease, reducing the need for complex and costly manufacturing processes.
The technology has proven to be a game-changer, particularly in the development sector, where industrial engineers and product developers can now create complex designs and test them before being mass-produced. At the same time, hobbyists, craft makers, and artists have also embraced 3D printers to create unique and intricate designs that would be challenging to achieve using traditional manufacturing techniques.
With the rapid evolution of the 3D printing technology, we can expect more innovative and creative uses of the technology in the future. It is a testament to the limitless possibilities of modern-day technology.
Make it work
Rapid prototyping is a highly versatile and useful process that offers designers and creators with an opportunity to make their ideas come to life quickly and effectively. This process is highly regarded and valued by hobbyists, craft makers, artists and professional product development companies in the industrial sector. With the ability to create prototypes and even end products.
It is a revolutionary approach that allows for rapid and efficient testing and modification of designs, which can significantly reduce product development time and cost. With its ever-evolving nature, the rapid prototyping environment is consistently advancing, offering endless opportunities and innovative solutions to meet the needs of various industries and applications.
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Printing technology
Filament Printing
The most popular and common printing method.
Preferable for larger object.
Pros:
– low cost
– fast
– variety of materials
Cons:
– surface finish
Resin Printing
The very first printing method.
Preferable for small objects requiring a lot of detail.
Pros:
– quality of details
Cons:
– high cost
– limited printing velocity