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Flexiscale Makes Your Railway Models

By On April 25, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Flexiscale is a UK-based company specializing in making model railway kits that you can spend enjoyable time assembling. While the practice of model building has been a hobby for many decades, Flexiscale is now approaching the development of kits with modern technology.

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Startup Weekend Transmedia San Francisco… Seen by Sculpteo

By On February 5, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Sculpteo was part of Startup Weekend Transmedia San Francisco last week-end. Two days and a half of brainstorming, pitches and project development for building a startup project using story-telling.

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The Volatility of the Burgeoning 3D Printing Market

By On January 31, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Market dynamics are one of the most difficult things to understand, and unfortunately for investors, the fog of uncertainty that surrounds the market can lead to some tragic consequences. Nowhere is that more true than in the burgeoning market of 3D printing stocks.

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30th Annual Mermaid Parade, Now With MakerBotted Trophies

By On June 23, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Hi, my name is Fred Kahl, aka. the Great Fredini (Thingiverse user fredini ). I work with Coney Island USA , a nonprofit arts center based in Brooklyn’s famous Amusement District.

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Dimension 3D Print Packs: Simplicity could go a long way

By On May 1, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Offering the rare treat of a smart choice that’s also super easy, our Dimension team has bundled

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Tinkercad Now Sculpteos

By On March 3, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Everyone’s favourite web-based 3D modeling software now has another partner: 3D print service Sculpteo. Previously Tinkercad could automatically send your 3D design directly to Materialise, Ponoko or Shapeways, but now you have a fourth option: France-based Sculpteo.

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Excerpt 4: Thermoplastics: The Best Choice for 3D Printing (ULTEM 9085 and PPSF/PPSU handle the …

By On December 31, 2011 · Leave a Comment

ULTEM 9085 and polyphenylsulfone (PPSF / PPSU) are two super materials that stretch the limits of FDM by handling demanding applications that are beyond the limits of conventional materials. ULTEM 9085 has the highest tensile and flexural strength of any FDM material and also satisfies flame, smoke and toxicity (FST) standards. Sales of ULTEM 9085 are growing faster than any other FDM material

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Excerpt 1: Thermoplastics: The Best Choice for 3D Printing (Why engineers love working with …

By On December 6, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Thermoplastics have excellent mechanical properties yet they are light and relatively inexpensive. This helps explain why they are the raw materials from which most consumer products and many commercial

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