When you see how much impact a simple act of recycling 3D printer material carriers has, it's hard to resist doing good. Consider this:Recycling 10 Fortus filament canisters is the equivalent of removing a car from the road for one week.Recycling one Fortus or Dimension 3D … [Read more...]
Think recycling material carriers has no impact? Here’s a shocker!
September 29, 2011 by
To get an idea of the importance of recycling your 3D printer carriers, consider this:A 60-watt bulb can be lit for 5 days on the energy saved by recycling one steel FDM/Fortus filament canister!The Stratasys Consumable Recycling Program has been expanded from Europe and the … [Read more...]
September highlights
September 28, 2011 by
As fall kicked into high gear, students and teachers sharpened pencils and revved up their 3D printers. Find out how one Minnesota middle school added heft to its pre-engineering curriculum with the Dimension uPrint Personal 3D Printer. Read more.Those kids might one day join the University of … [Read more...]
See the Objet260 Connex- Live! At TCT Birmingham (UK, 27-29th Sept)
September 27, 2011 by
If you're anywhere near the NEC Birmingham (UK) today, this is your chance to see the new Objet260 Connex compact multi-material 3D printer in action. Objet will be showcasing the 3D printer along with some amazing 3D printed models and prototypes at stand G28. Also, tomorrow, September … [Read more...]
3D Printing & The Re-Invention of the American Dream
September 26, 2011 by
The Manufacturing Price Component A staggering 40% of a typical end-product's selling price is determined by manufacturing costs. For any company involved in the manufacture or production of goods it's therefore crucial that the manufacturing process be as efficient as … [Read more...]
Finished Urbee body Unvieled – First 3D Printed Auto Body
September 23, 2011 by
Last year Stratasys announced it had partnered with KorEcologic to produce the first 3D printed car body for the Urbee – a 200 mpg hybrid fueled by gas, ethanol, or free solar power from a panel on your garage roof. Last week at the TEDxWinnepeg conference, KorEcologic treated the crowd to an … [Read more...]
Middle schoolers’ ideas become “caffeinated” via 3D printer
September 22, 2011 by
Would you trust the stability of that cup of coffee you grab for the road to a 12-year old? You would if that middle-schooler had an assignment from Peter Grimm, an industrial technology teacher at Southview Middle School in Edina, MN. Grimm challenges his eighth and seventh grade pre-engineering … [Read more...]
Weird & Wonderful 3D Creations (II) – A Table of 3D Printed Feet!
September 21, 2011 by
Following the runaway viral success of the 3D Printed Toddler, the Objet blog brings you our latest weird and wonderful 3D printed creation: 'The Table of 3D Printed Feet'. Ideal for medical and anatomical applications, these 3D models were all created on the Objet … [Read more...]
Trek Bicycles Chooses Objet for Rapid Prototyping and Fast Functional Testing
September 21, 2011 by
Why wait 28 days for a CNC part when you can get it in 2 hours? This is the sort of question that every designer, engineer and manufacturing company should be asking themselves - particularly in today's economic climate where competition is stiff and markets are tough. … [Read more...]
U of M Formula SAE teams up with RedEye
September 19, 2011 by
The University of Minnesota Formula SAE Team found that FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) is a powerful tool and teamed with RedEye's rapid prototyping capibilities to help fine-tune their designs and build their low-volume custom parts.In total, three complete intake assemblies were built out of FDM … [Read more...]
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