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MX3D’s M1 System: Large Metal Object Manufacturing with 3D Printing

MX3D is making considerable progress with their latest product, the M1 METAL AM SYSTEM.

It will be moved from Amsterdam to a new location for continued research on WAAM capabilities.

MX3D announced today a new large robotic system for 3D printing metal parts.

MX3D announced a new installation of the WAAM system that signals the company’s growth.

Chinese researchers have developed a way to reinforce 3D printed aluminum with titanium wire.

What’s up with MX3D? We had a chat with them.

MX3D produced a large metal part that opens a path for a very intriguing future.

MX3D has 3D printed a prototype metal lunar habitat floor for ESA.

The long-anticipated stainless steel 3D printed Smart Bridge has finally been unveiled in Amsterdam’s Red Light District.

Another day, another significant additive manufacturing investment.

A collaboration between MX3D and Takenaka has resulted in a 3D-printed steel connector for use in structural construction.

Construction 3D printing is a relatively new discipline, and we made a list of the current players.

When we last saw MX3D at Formnext 2019, they were showing off a 3D printed robot arm. Now, they’ve tested it in a working robotic system.

We had a chat with Amsterdam-based MX3D, who provide metal 3D printing services for large-scale projects, including bicycles and bridges.

Dutch Design Week is in full swing, and Fabbaloo friend Rob Blaauboer shares a look at 3D printing at this year’s event.