3D Printing Projects
Just a small selection of the 3D printing case studies that we've been involved with.
Here is a case study presenting the results of a study that was performed using a 3D cuckoo model created by the engineers at 3D Quick Printing using the material of choice ABS plastic.
Perhaps the only up-side to a long, wet, windy and (as it turned out) very snowy winter in the south- west of the UK, is that it gives the idle mind time to wander off in directions it might not otherwise have found itself.
Injection molding is undoubtedly the quickest way to produce plastic parts however it is not the cheapest.
Rossi Spa are the Largest Manufacturers of Gear Reducers and Gear motors in Europe. We pride ourselves on the quality of our carefully selected materials and beautifully engineered parts. We have worked hard to select the finest materials and employ the best industry practices.
Due to recent advancements in 3D printing and the introduction of even more materials, the technology has been found to be effective for various applications in areas like scientific research. Being able to provide the optimum test conditions is very important to achieve accurate results in any scientific study.
If you’ve been a regular customer of 3D Quick Printing and took delivery of a 3D printed FDM model from our 3D printing service bureau, you may have wondered why the 3D printed part felt a little lighter or heavier than it should?
More often than not when we receive enquiries from our growing customer base at our 3D printing service bureau, generally speaking the parts fit into the build envelope of our 3D printers
The 3D Quick Printing team were recently asked to produce some grab handles for the under-floor electric box that contains power and internet sockets. You’ve probably seen them in conference rooms and hotels.
So then, how many 3D printing technologies are out there?
Our 3D printing Bureau Service is getting asked lots of questions about the different slice height options on our Dimension Elite 3D printer that uses FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling) uses a bead of molten thermoplastic (like a very fine glue gun) to build strong functional 3D printed parts.
3D Design and printing gives breath to your ideas in a way that is unmatched. In my case, I had to wait 27 years before the technology got to the point that suited, so it’s been a long wait.
In simple terms support structure is there to support all down facing surfaces, overhangs and undercuts. The model material can’t float in mid air so a ‘scaffold’ is generated by the software.