If You are just getting started with 3D printing technology, considering buying a 3D printer for your business, or just want to see the possibilities of this technology – it is worth to outsourcing the project and 3D printing to companies that specialize in it every day.
Experienced by the difficult and unpredictable year of the pandemic, like every industry and segment, FDM technology is coming out of the corner. We have to find ourselves in this strange and new reality by finding new applications for 3D printing. What challenges lie ahead in 2021? The previous years have already directed the development of FDM and although 2020 has slowed it down a bit, the trends are still clear.
The use of supports is an inseparable part of working in 3D printing. In places where the overhang angle of the printing walls exceeds the boundary angle, the program used to prepare the printout will insert additional structures that will serve as support for the printed element. Depending on whether your printer is equipped with one or two printheads, the supports are made of the same material as the model or from a different filament, such as PVA or HIPS.
If you have already managed to buy an industrial 3D printer – time for the first printout! Its quality depends on the filament you choose and the choice is not easy at all – the amount of materials available on the market can make you dizzy.
“Release your creativity” – this slogan is present and repeated everywhere, but is it easy to implement? In industry, more attention is paid to not making mistakes, and this restricts the free will and freedom of creation. Safety is a priority in medicine, maintenance, defense and aerospace industries. What if creativity and risk minimization could go hand in hand? What if creativity was the way to reduce the risk?
