Latest Post from 3DPRMS — 3d printing

We've been using the Flashforge Creator 3 for about 2 months now and we've been really happy with it. It's a really interesting 3D Printer designed for the higher end of the desktop 3D printing market. The main target market of the Flashforge Creator 3 are engineers and educators looking for a high-quality 3D printer which is easy to use and maintain. The Flashforge Creator 3 is an independent dual extruder 3D Printer with a build capacity of 300x250x200mm, a high-temperature extruder which goes up to 300˚C and a build plate which reaches up to 120˚C. Combined these specifications allow...

3D printing has grown from an industrial technology that was the domain of million dollar companies to a desktop technology that we can use in the comforts of our home and office. Together, there has been a lot of advances in materials engineering. Traditionally, desktop 3D printing was restricted to ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) but now there are more than 12 different types of materials you can use and explore at home.  

3D printing technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we see and interact with the world.  3D printing can be done almost anywhere: at home, at the office, and at a hospital.

But would it surprise you to know that 3D printing technology could also be making its way into your favourite restaurant reproducing the swirls on your favourite dessert. What’s next outer space? Would it surprise you to hear that NASA is developing the technology right now to produce food through the use of 3D technology? What if you were told that a 3D printer could extend your life?