Welcome to the first installment of Creatz3D Fun Fact Series!
Starting from January 2021, we will be posting fun facts about everything you needed to know about 3D printing.
Creatz3D Fun Fact Series #1 – FDM and FFF: Interchangeable But Different?
White Paper – MakerBot 3D Printing Trends Report
MakerBot SKETCH for reliable classroom learning and prototyping
White Paper – The 2020 Guide to 3D Printing Materials
Antero 800NA now qualified for 3D printed parts on Boeing planes
Boeing has announced that they have qualified PEKK-based thermoplastic, Antero 800NA, from Stratasys to manufacture higher-fatigue structural components for use on their fleet of aircraft planes.
The certification comesÂ
Stratasys F120 NEW Purchase Promotion
Santa Cruz Bicycles finds customization opportunities with 3D printing
Santa Cruz Bicycles has expanded its concept modeling, prototyping, and tooling capabilities in producing customized mountain bikes using Stratasys F450mc 3D printer.
A bike is more than just a way
Gear Shaft STL – Accurate Prints with MakerBot METHOD X
The reality is that 3D printers are not all created equal — even within the same category, like affordable desktop printers. How they’re conceived, designed and built is what separates
Mawe Presstec GmbH replaces metal tool production with Stratasys Additive Manufacturing
Focused on delivering the best possible sheet metal products to customers, German-based tool manufacturer, mawe presstec GmbH has invested in an industrial-grade Stratasys F170 3D printer to streamline the overall
Continental AG 3D prints ESD-compliant automotive parts for agile production
Best known for manufacturing tires, German automotive technologies leader, Continental AG is experiencing cost-effective production and fast turnaround of high-quality customized parts after the installation of a Stratasys Fortus 450mc