or Digital Light Processing (DLP), is a 3D printing technology that uses liquid resin to create objects. Here's how it works: A digital 3D model of your figurine is sliced into hundreds or even ...

How Are Print-in-Place Models Different? Usually when you print a 3D model, you need to generate supports for it so that any ...

Resin-based 3D printers using digital light processing ... A “peel” process pulls the model off of the build surface after every layer, and the model must withstand this.

HeyGears has launched its newest precise and fast solution, the UltraCraft Reflex RS 3D printer. We took a closer look at the ...

However, I happened to have access to the syrup-thick UV resin from an SLA printer ... XTC-3D is a thin, two-part liquid that is mixed and then painted onto a model in a thin coat.

In the world of additive fabrication, two technologies stand out for their transformative potential: 3D printing and printed ...

The Mars 4 Max is a 9K resolution 3D printer that uses resin to make figurines and other ... for those who want to print larger miniatures or models. It also has a 49-point auto-leveling system ...

In this application of the month, we explore the University of Waterloo's biopolymer nanocomposite material for 3D printing ...

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At full price, this particular model sells for $230. 3D printing is quite the cool art ... panel itself is protected against scratches and resin penetration. The smaller build of the Photon ...