Latest Post from 3DPRMS — flashforge

On the 20th of November 2020, we conducted a set-up and training of 7x FlashForge Dreamer 3D Printers with the Precision Engineering Department from ITE College Central.  Participants were taught to use the FlashForge Dreamer Dual Extruder 3D Printer and accompanying FlashPrint Slicing Software.  Topics covered: - Loading and unloading of FlashForge Dreamer - Levelling of build plate - Slicing for single extrusion 3d printing with Flashprint - Slicing for dual-extrusion 3d printing with Flashprint - Basic maintenance and troubleshooting of FlashForge Dreamer.  All in all, it was a great experience. There were alot of interesting questions and we imagine...

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 taken over many industries in recent years but the biggest argument against home use is the lack of materials. Many companies are already doing their research.

Formfutura is one such company and Easywood is one such material. Easywood from Formfutura may easily be one of the world's best wood filament for 3D Printing. It is composed of approximately 40% ground wood particles combined with easy to 3D Print polymers.

Review of the FlashForge Guider 2 - a large volume 3D Printer for the adventurous.

In early 2017, Flashforge Corporation teased the release of the Flashforge Guider 2. After some initial teething problems, the large build plate 3D printer is now available for sale. We have been using the Flashforge Guider 2 for a few months and so far, we are very satisfied with most parts of it.

If it lives up to its potential as a truly groundbreaking technology, 3D printing will revolutionize a number of mainstream industries. Experts and industry analysts highlight that the manufacturing and healthcare sectors are almost certain to see major disruptions as 3D printing technology matures, with the current large, central manufacturing facility model likely to be replaced by thousands of local production facilities utilizing specialized 3D printers (distributed manufacturing).