Do you want to know everything about the friction of your 3D printer’s nozzle on the print bed, its possible consequences, and how to fix this issue? At Imprimy.com, we are here to answer all your questions. What is nozzle friction? Nozzle friction on your 3D printer’s bed is a failure that is easily visible […]
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Do you want to learn everything there is to know about ghosting in 3D printing? At Imprimy, we are here to explain this issue that can affect your 3D prints. What is ghosting? Ghosting is a 3D printing defect that affects the objects being printed by creating visual duplicates, which tarnish the final quality of
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Want to start painting your 3D prints? At Imprimy, we will guide you through the process and highlight the key details you need to pay special attention to. Why Paint Your 3D Print? Painting a 3D print adds a personal touch, allowing you to give your prints a more refined aesthetic while also giving you
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A bill aims to curb the production of 3D-printed ghost guns. Towards 3D Printer Regulation in New York In response to the growing proliferation of ghost guns made with 3D printing, New York State is seeking to tighten controls. State Senator Jenifer Rajkumar has introduced a bill (A2228) requiring FBI-reviewed fingerprinting and criminal background checks
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The U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division is integrating 3D-printed drones into its training exercises at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. This initiative, tied to the “Operation Lethal Eagle” exercise, aims to enhance tactical capabilities while reducing costs and increasing the efficiency of deployed systems. Innovative Technology for the 101st Division The drones are manufactured at the EagleWerx
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NASA successfully tested a 3D-printed antenna, demonstrating the potential of additive manufacturing technologies to reduce costs and accelerate the development of communication solutions for its scientific and exploration missions. A groundbreaking antenna designed in record time In fall 2024, NASA developed and tested a 3D-printed antenna, marking a significant advancement in the use of additive
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After the success of its limited-edition LIMIT3D irons, COBRA Golf, a leader in golf equipment, announces the launch of its 3D-printed TOUR irons in its standard retail line. Available starting March 21, 2025, these clubs mark a new milestone in additive manufacturing innovation. Innovation Inspired by the Success of LIMIT3D Models COBRA Golf has been
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Want to learn everything you need to know about FDM 3D printing? At Imprimy, we’re here to explain everything about this type of 3D printer. What is FDM 3D Printing? FDM 3D printers are specialized printers that use thermoplastic filaments to create three-dimensional objects. How FDM Printing Works FDM printing (short for “Fused Deposition Modeling”)
Bambu Lab has announced a software update that introduces an authorization and authentication mechanism to secure critical actions on its 3D printers. This controversial update, aimed at reducing cyberattacks, has sparked debate within the community. Enhancing Security Against Digital Threats The update includes a protection mechanism requiring official authorization for critical operations, such as starting
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Do you have questions about plastic 3D printing and are looking for answers? At Imprimy, we are here to explain everything to you. What are the different types of plastics used in 3D printing? You have the option to print common thermoplastics, technical materials, or even composite materials. Common thermoplastics in 3D printing Common thermoplastics
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