3D printing involves creating three dimensional solid objects by laying down successive layers of material over several hours. 3D printers offer product developers, designers and engineers the ability to print parts and assemblies made of several materials with different mechanical and physical properties. Advanced 3D printing creates models that can serve as product prototypes. 3 D printing use in jewelry design, footwear, industrial, architecture, engineering and construction automotive, aerospace, dental and medical industries.
3 D Printing have been a science fiction to people though it has been around since 2003. Not anymore though. Now Personal 3 D printers for home and desk top printers to fit into office space are being manufactured and the costs of these printers are declining to make it more affordable.
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| OBJECT personal 3 D printer |
OBJET's 3 D printer 260 Connex helped Hollywood movie makers craft prototype creatures such as Thor's Destroyer and Avatar's Navi, before they were incorporated into the storyline.
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| OBJECT 3 D printer 260 Connex that helped create animated creature prototypes |
To know more about 3 D printing and how its works, read a personal review by John Biehler (who is a Canada based e-business analyst for a large corporation, a technologist, consultant and trainer). He has some interesting information to share about what he learnt about 3 D printing after working with a 3 D printer for a few weeks. Visit his blog Link
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