For a 3D World
The claw in these photos is a replica from the Creature from the Black Lagoon for Factory Entertainment, a collectibles company. The incredible detail on this 16” long life-sized fossilized hand of the Creature was sculpted by artist Tyler Ham and brought to us by Moddler, a premier 3D … [Read more...]
I found this 3D printed model as I was wandering through the machine production floor here at Objet. The designer was using the eye sockets to hold his various screw drivers, pens and pliers! As you can see, this model features a mix of 5 different colors ranging from white to black and … [Read more...]
ULTEM 9085, the high-performance 3D printing thermoplastic that resists heat, flame and chemicals and has impressive mechanical strength, is now available in black. ULTEM was already pretty darn useful in its original tan color — great for aircraft interior parts and automotive prototypes … [Read more...]
This is cool: A team of RIT rapid prototyping students 3D printed a working ukulele. Their assignment was to design, build and play a musical instrument, and they picked a uke because they wanted something they could tune. To amp up the challenge, they designed a color, 3D school mascot for the top … [Read more...]
...then this is the time to recognize Objet's role in advancing the 3D printing revolution by voting Objet today! … [Read more...]
The Stratasys consumables recycling program lets FDM machine users recycle the canisters, cartridges and Print Engines that deliver filament to their Fortus 3D Production Systems, Dimension 1200es and Elite 3D Printers, and Mojo 3D Printers. (uPrint spool parts can go to local recycling … [Read more...]
There's a nice article over on the Verge today by David Pierce that takes an inside look at how Microsoft's new tablet PC - the Surface, was created. What strikes me as unusual is the openness in which companies like Microsoft are now talking about 3D printing. In the past 3D printing was … [Read more...]
It sounds like an Apple story. Working from his garden shed, an Israeli inventor, Izhar Gafni, has tinkered with the conventional bicycle design and come up with something revolutionary: a cardboard bike. Apparently, although cardboard is very strong when used as a box, it becomes far more … [Read more...]
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