Do you have any questions about 3D printing slicers? Imprimy is here to explain everything to you. What is a 3D Printing Slicer and How Does It Work? A slicer is a software that slices a 3D model layer by layer to convert it into instructions, which will then be transformed into a physical object. […]
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Do you want to know everything about the current state of AI integration in 3D printing and the future of these processes? We, at Imprimy.com, are here to explain it all to you. Reminders on 3D Printing and Artificial Intelligence 3D printing and artificial intelligence are two exceptional fields that involve numerous technological advancements. Definition
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Do you want to know everything about layer shifting and the actions to take to resolve these issues? We are here at Imprimy.com to answer all your questions about layer shifting in 3D printing. What is layer shifting in 3D printing? Layer shifting is a defect in 3D prints that causes more or less pronounced
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The removal of remixes of the iconic 3DBenchy model from the Printables platform has sparked controversy within the 3D printing community. Here’s a look at the reasons and implications of this case, which blends intellectual property and collaborative creativity. 3DBenchy Remixes Removed from Prusa’s Platform Since 2015, the 3DBenchy model, a staple in the 3D
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Do you want answers to all your questions about 3D print warping? At Imprimy.com, we’re here to help you. What is 3D print warping? Warping is a deformation that occurs when one of your 3D prints detaches from the print bed during the manufacturing process. Definition of warping The definition of warping is the deformation
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Do you want to know everything about stringing that can appear on your 3D prints and how to effectively fix this issue? At Imprimy, we are here to guide you. What is stringing? 3D printing stringing is a defect characterized by the appearance of thin strands or threads between different parts of your 3D-printed object.
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Scottish researchers have developed the first fully 3D-printed microscope, paving the way for the democratization of such equipment. Researchers from the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland, created the first fully 3D-printed microscope in under three hours, costing less than £50, or just under €60. Based on an open-source design, this microscope incorporates 3D-printed lenses,
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In Italy, a prototype of the bridge envisioned by Leonardo da Vinci has been recreated using 3D printing and recycled materials from stone processing. This innovative project is the result of a collaboration between the ArCoD department of the Polytechnic University of Bari, B&Y, and 3D printer manufacturer WASP. A modern reinterpretation of a historic
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In Ireland, Harcourt Technologies Ltd (HTL.tech) has completed Europe’s first 3D-printed social housing project compliant with ISO/ASTM 52939:2023 standards. With a 35% reduction in construction time, this project represents a major milestone in sustainable building practices. A technical and regulatory innovation for building construction in Europe HTL.tech completed the construction of social housing in Grange
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