Inventor Generative Design Workflow

someone’s working on a project that’s going to live outside, and they want to know what plastic they should be using

This article explores the benefits, technical insights, and real-world applications of 3D-printed anodized components

With over 30 years in the mechanical manufacturing sector, I've seen technology evolve at a breakneck pace. Today, we'll explore some of the top contenders in the high-speed 3D printing arena:

Fusion 360’s Additive Manufacturing Workspace is a game-changer for design engineers and manufacturing,

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, has transformed industries by enabling the creation of complex geometries that traditional methods can't achieve.

The world of 3D printing or Additive manufacturing is changing at a neck-breaking speed with new technology and new materials entering the market frequently.

3D Printing with Polystyrene (High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS))

I know it can be confusing to know which is the right material and also which is the best brand to use.

One of the shortfalls of printing a functional part in plastic is that it can wear very quickly especially if you are producing parts that need to or have a screw fixture.