3D Printing Technologies

FDM

Fused Deposit Modelling

MSLA

Masked Stereolithography

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  • FDM (Fused deposition modelling) 3D Printers use a hotend heated to high temperatures of above 200°c to push filament onto the bed to create the shape.

    Use cases

    -Molds

    -Automotive Parts

    -Rapid Prototyping

    -Product Manufacturing

    -Props

    -General Part Replacements

  • MSLA (Masked stereolithography apparatus) 3D Printing like SLA printing offers a high level of detail but allows for higher detail by using a large UV light source instead of controlled laser beams.

    Use cases

    -Miniatures

    -Small Parts

    -Prototypes

    -Dental

    -Cosmetic

    -Ultra High Detail Parts

  • Let’s start with a 3D modelling definition. 3D modelling is the process of creating three-dimensional representations of an object or a surface. 3D models are made within computer-based software like Fusion 360, Tinkercad or Blender

  • 3D scanning is the process of analyzing a real-world object, person or environment to collect data. a 3D scanning machine or 3D scanner will collect the shape and possibly appearance (like the colour) of the subject. This data can then be used to get a 3D model, meaning a digital and three-dimensional object.

  • Meshediting or mesh repair is the process of editing the polygons of a model.

  • Rapid prototyping is the process of creating a working model of a design which can be made any required shape or size and then working with that model. It's a crucial skill when you're trying to create a working model of your idea as quickly as possible.