ZCorp Questions Open Source Printers
Tuesday, August 10, 2010 | Who then is buying open source FDM printers? It isn’t clear to me that there is an industrial, true business application for open source 3DP.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010 |
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makerbot,
mcor,
objet,
rapman,
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010 |
Share Article You choose the material, the monochrome or coloured printing, the final size. We automatically estimate the price, and once your order is confirmed, we are able to elaborate your object.
Monday, January 4, 2010 |
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Anthony Lockwood of Desktop Engineering writes a review of a white paper from ZCorp that explains in 2D print form the entire process of 3D printing for beginners.
While the PDF paper is somewhat (well, quite a lot actually) slanted towards ZCorp's line of 3D printers, it is very well written for those who are unfamiliar with the concept of 3D printing and want more than just a consumer view. Beautiful diagrams accompany the text to illustrate each step in the process, be they microscopic or office-sized.
The paper explains the beginnings of 3D printing at ZCorp, and then sails smoothly through each step in the process of producing a coffee cup. From design, printing and finishing, it's a great read.
Via Desktop Engineering and ZCorp
Friday, November 27, 2009 |
Share Article The beta service proudly announces their manifesto:
We love 3D printing and are excited by amazing designs. That's why we developed the i.materialise platform. An online service making 3D printing as easy as printing on paper.
Matt's experience was based on his attempt to print a potentially challenging children's book character. Among his findings:
Via We Don't Do Retro and i.materialise (Hat tip to Bart)