Interesting infographics from Line//Shape//Space explains how in house 3dprinting is already competitive! And they didn’t even take into account that open source efficient 3dprinters ship for even less than 2000 $ (look at ours) There are still some hurdles to clear, such as cost of materials, speed, and print quality, which you can read more…
Everyone in the industry is now pretty excited about the recent announcements made by HP and its Multi Jet Fusion technology. Looks like HP succeed to create a process that can build with integrated materials with different properties and also do a great job in finishing. Fascinating potential: obviously, not open source. HP Multi Jet Fusion…
Here we are, eventually the contest has come to an end and after a short consultation we have chosen the winners! Before announcing them, a few words. First of all, thanks to everyone who submitted his contribution. All the works reviewed are great and must be praised, because they represent without exception a hard work,…
We apparently lost this beautiful DLP printer project that got funding in july on kickstarter. The project apparently declares that will be open source! M-One brings creativity right to your desktop We found the 3D printing machines for designers had either not enough resolution or were too large in size, while still requiring professional skills…
As you may have noticed, we relaunched our 3Drag contest earlier in july: To encourage the participation of as many people as possible, we decided to raffle three prestigious rewards. A winner for each category will be chosen by a jury. The three winners will be rewarded with a voucher to be spent on our store…
Just another Open Source 3d printer debuts on kickstarter. This time the selling point should be the readiness to integrate next generation boards: Dual ARM design AMAKER is designed from scratch to include next generation controller boards. Just as humans have a left and right brain, we designed our controller to mirror two sides of the…
Apparently this is the first 3d printer that can be assembled without fasteners. Unfortunately not open source (the hardware). We wanted to design the best 3D printer that will be fast to assemble and to print high quality parts. The assembling process doesn’t required technical background. That will open the door to many users still…
Ok, there is plenty of open source 3Dprinters (starting from our amazing, super professional and stable 3Drag) but this printer is really cute and incredibly simple(despite we can’t say about stability and performances), so we thought it was worth supporting, see the assembly video: A “real” open source reprap kit aimed to be the simplest…
According to 3Ders (http://www.3ders.org/articles/20131006-6-axis-3d-printer.html) this video shows preliminary works for a 6-axis 3D Printer using Parallel Kinematics driven by a KFLOP board Most additive manufacturing processes are layer-based with only three-dimensional motions in the X, Y and Z axes. However, there are drawbacks associated with such limited motions, e.g. non-conformal material properties, stair-stepping effect, and limitations…
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