Posts Tagged ‘fdm’
Rapid Prototyping Before Your Eyes New Version High Quality
This is version #2
I used a new camcorder instead of a webcam.
If you look closely you can actually see it start the next layer of material!
A time lapse of this video sped up 4 times can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFaDNAE25bA
I hope you enjoyed this video.
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A time lapse version can be found here:
Duration : 0:9:57
Posted in SLA Rapid Prototype | 
Tags: 3d, before, CAD, cup, deposition, eyes, fdm, fused, machine, modeling, models, print, printer, prototype, prototyping, rapid, right, your | 
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Functional FDM Rapid Prototyped Bearing
This is the second version of my functional Fused Deposition Modeled (FDM) bearing.
The first one was a bit small and need to have bigger tolerances so that the balls did not seize to the bearing rings. Functional FDM Rapid Prototyped Bearing
Duration : 0:1:50
Rapid Prototyping Right Before Your Eyes 4 x Time Lapse HQ
This is the Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) build of a small cup 4 times faster than normal. It really takes about 9 minutes to print.
The full unaltered version is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSJ12_sETlg
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Duration : 0:2:42
Posted in SLA Rapid Prototype |
Tags: 3d, before, CAD, cup, deposition, eyes, fdm, fused, machine, modeling, models, print, printer, prototype, prototyping, rapid, right, your |
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Zcorp Z450 automated 24 bit color 3d printer.
The Zcorp Z450 3D printer makes printing prototypes fast and affordable. Office friendly, reliable, and easy to use, the Z450 is an economical way to produce full 24bit color prototypes at a fraction of the cost of other technologies.
Duration : 0:4:1
HPP Instant Quote Tutorial for Rapid Protoyping and 3D Printing
This short tutorial shows you how to use www.halfpriceprototypes.com instant quote page. The HPP quote page allows you to enter the size and volume of your CAD model for an instant price quote for a rapid prototype model. HPP offers rapid prototypes and 3d printer models at half the price of most other service bureaus.
Duration : 0:3:46
Posted in SLS Rapid Prototype |
Tags: 3d, corp, fdm, printer, printing, prototype, prototyping, rapid, sla, sls, Stratasys |
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Rapid Prototyping Before Your Eyes New Version High Quality
This is version #2
I used a new camcorder instead of a webcam.
If you look closely you can actually see it start the next layer of material!
A time lapse of this video sped up 4 times can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G99lE_8Kqp0
I hope you enjoyed this video.
PLEASE COMMENT, RATE, AND SUBSCRIBE!
www.printo3d.com
Duration : 0:9:58
Posted in SLA Rapid Prototype |
Tags: 3d, before, CAD, cup, deposition, eyes, fdm, fused, machine, model, modeling, print, printer, prototype, prototyping, rapid, your |
5 Comments »
Stratasys malfunction
Head motion pause produces defective prototypes.
Posted in Stratasys Rapid Prototyping |
Tags: fdm, FDM2000, RapidPrototyping, Stratasys |
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Fused Deposition Modelling FDM
Rapid Prototyping
Posted in Rapid Prototyping Fused Deposition Modeling |
Tags: deposition, fdm, fused, modelling |
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Stratasys – Fused Deposition Modelling
Technology clip – Stratasys FDM.
No Voiceover (video only).
Visit http://econolyst.co.uk/ for more information on Rapid Manufacturing.
Duration : 0:1:3
Posted in Stratasys Rapid Prototyping |
Tags: deposition, fdm, fused, manufacturing, modelling, prototyping, rapid, Stratasys |
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How FDM Works
How Fused Deposition Modeling Works.
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Duration : 0:2:41
Posted in Rapid Prototyping Fused Deposition Modeling |
Tags: 3d, CAD, cup, deposition, fdm, fused, how, machine, modeling, models, print, printer, prototype, prototyping, rapid, works |
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Stratasys FDM 2000 Machine Moving Around
Rapid Prototyping Machine FDM Stratasys
Posted in Stratasys Rapid Prototyping |
Tags: fdm, machine, prototyping, rapid, Stratasys |
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Stratasys FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) Process
Stratasys FDM Process
Step 1: Pre-Process
From 3D CAD data, pre-processing software automatically slices, calculates support structures, and creates toolpaths that are optimized for the system.
Step 2: Produce Part
Parts are built layer by layer in an additive process. Extrusion heads lay down thermoplastic build and support material to create each layer.
Step 3: Remove Supports
Temporary support structures are easily removed. Soluble support material automatically dissolves in a water-based solution. Break-away supports simply snap off by hand.
For more information visit: www.stratasys.com
Duration : 0:1:27
