3D Printing | October 28, 2016 |
What's up?
It's been a gloomy couple of days here in San Diego. We don't have much to complain about, so we complain about silly things like rain, craft beer and Mexican food. The ultimate city of First World Problems.
Anyway, hope you are well.
In today's digest, we will be covering:
1.) 3D Printing Violins (I also printed one a few months back)
2.) Simplify3D releasing multi-language support
3.) New Resin from Form Labs
4.) Some guy who spent $40k on Godzilla
5.) A couple of industry news stories
6.) A few Kickstarters
That's about it.
As always, if I missed something or if you have any questions/comments, simply hit reply.
Thanks! :)
Until next time, my friend,
Dilanka
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Save a total of £400 when you buy your Early Bird ticket with promo code TECHSTARS@EB. Prices go up to £1,200 on November 4th. Buy your tickets today! | | Dane Jarvis - YouTube.com A while back I mentioned the Hovalin -- which is a open source, 3D Printable violin. This is a case study of a 11-year old using 3D Printing to print a violin. Good story. | | simplify3d - simplify3d.com Simplify3D, arguably the best slicing engines in the world of 3D Printing has gone global with multi-language support for their widely popular software. | | formlabs - formlabs.com Fun to see a bunch of cool new resins from Form Labs. The prints look pretty awesome too. | | Sakai - 3ders.com If you are ever in the mood for 3D Printing a godzilla statue for the price of a nice car, I figured I'll include this. | | General Fabb - Fabbaloo.com Type A Machines (a 3D Printer Manufacturer) and Mosaic Manufacturing (Who I've covered before) just made a deal to market the Mosaic Manufacturing system called 'The Palette' in the U.S to allow their users to print multicolored objects. | | Bre Pettis - bre.co Bre Pettis, the subject of the Netflix 3D Printing documentary called Print The Legend is back with a new company specializing in heirloom gifts. Many folks don't like Bre -- but, i'll let you make up your own mind. | | tethers - thethers.com It's not exactly standard 3D Printing/additive manufacturing, but this is a neat idea. | | Lykle Schepers - Kickstarter Here's another interesting Kickstarter (for existing 3D Printer owners). It's a injection molded direct drive extruder called the NIMBLE. It's allegedly supposed to make it easy to load filament.
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