Design intent refers to a designer’s specifications of how a part should appear and function. Ideally, when manufactured, the resulting part will match this
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3D laser scanning is a fast and reliable way to create digital design files from existing parts, prototypes, or landscapes. It is used in many
Today’s mass manufacturing processes create everything from the cell phones we carry to the cars we drive and make these products with extreme accuracy
Deciphering which 3D printing technology is best for you can be difficult. Here, we’ve compiled a handy overview of the main six industrial 3D
This post is part of our 3D Printing Technologies series. FDM 3D printing is the most common type of additive manufacturing technology. It is
This post is part of our 3D Printing Technologies series. There are multiple additive manufacturing options to select from for your part’s production, and
This post is part of our 3D Printing Technologies series. There are multiple 3D printing technologies available, including several that deal with thermoset photopolymers.
This post is part of our 3D Printing Technologies series. 3D printing is offered in many forms, including a vat photopolymerization process referred to
This post is part of our 3D Printing Technologies series. Additive manufacturing has many forms, including a thermoplastic sintering method referred to as SLS
