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MakerBot in the News
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MakerBot CloudPrint enables users to go from CAD file to printed part quickly.
The merger has secured additional funding of $62.4M to advance global 3D printing innovation.
As use of 3D printing expands, designers are challenged to ensure quality control. New tools are emerging to help.
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One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.
This brings the number of METHOD materials up to 30, giving a greater selection of manufacturing-grade materials, according to the company.
The Steam Foundation is a CA-based nonprofit with a mission to make STEAM education equally accessible to all students in kindergarten through 12th grade.
With a repertoire of METHOD X 3D printers and several different materials, the NASCAR team says it is able to produce parts efficiently, quickly, and cost-effectively.
MakerBot introduces a solution that simplifies 3D printing with ABS polymers by streamlining workflow and reducing the need for the number of pieces of equipment required for processing. RapidRinse and ABS-R are designed to print a wide range of industrial
One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.
New MakerBot RapidRinse fast-dissolving support and ABS-R materials aim to make 3D printing industrial applications with ABS easier, company says.
Makerbot METHOD X is being tapped to create prototype and production parts for a NASA Lunar Rover project in the works at Lockheed Martin Space.
Findings from MakerBot’s new trend report on 3D printing in education show its significance to continue engaging students and encouraging team collaboration in remote settings, company reports.
Users can explore printing rigid 316L stainless steel parts for industrial applications alongside advanced engineering polymers and composites on METHOD with the MakerBot LABS Experimental Extruder.
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