Top 5 Videos: How to Prevent Moist Filament From Ruining FDM 3D Prints
We’re back with last week’s Top 5 videos on 3D printing, and we’re bringing you informative and inspiring content you don’t want to miss. First, we’ll uncover why moist filament is likely the reason your FDM prints have imperfections in a new episode of our series, 3D Explained, as well as how to fix the problem. Then, we offer a look at a record-breaking sports car made with 3D printing and AI. In our third spot, we have a video about a German special vehicle company that uses 3D printing to customize their cars. Fourth, we’ll tour the world’s first 3D printed hotel, and finally, we show you the latest update for Aibuild’s software. As always, happy watching.
Top 1: Learn How Moist Filament Can Ruin Your 3D Prints
When your 3D print comes out with imperfections, sometimes it can be hard to identify the source of the problem. In this episode of 3D Explained, we reveal how moist filament may be your issue, and dive into how you can fix it. For solutions, watch the video below:
Top 2: Sports Car Made with 3D Printing and AI Breaks Records
This summer, LA-based company Czinger Vehicles unveiled their latest hypercar, the 21C. The car is manufactured using artificial intelligence and 3D printed steel and aluminum parts, and it’s also breaking records for speed. Watch this video from TIME to learn about the cars’ environmental impact and how technology improves their performance.
Top 3: 3D Printed Parts in Special and Emergency Vehicles
MOSOLF Special Vehicles GmbH is a German company that produces over 1,000 special and emergency vehicles every year. Each of these vehicles has at least three 3D printed components, meaning MOSOLF creates over 5,000 3D printed parts annually. The company uses Formlabs’ Fuse 1+ 30W SLS 3D printer to create these custom parts, to meet their high demand for low-volume but highly customized components. Check out this video to see their work in action.
Top 4: The World’s First 3D Printed Hotel
Would you like the chance to live inside of a 3D printed building? Soon you’ll have the opportunity with El Cosmico, the world’s first 3D printed hotel being built in the Texas desert. The buildings are created using 3D concrete printing (3DCP), and the plan is to build 43 hotel units and 18 residential homes. Take a tour of El Cosmico in the video below.
Top 5: Updated Aibuild Software for Large-Format Additive Manufacturing
Aibuild offers 3D printing software powered by artificial intelligence. The company has just updated its software for large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM), offering advanced capabilities to optimize your project. Watch their walkthrough to see how their platform is designed to improve your workflow.
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