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Your supplier sends over yet another DXF drawing. The file is supposed to drive laser cutting on one project and support CNC routing on another.

Now, someone asks whether you can use the same DXF as a starting point for 3D printing. You know it contains useful geometry, but you are not always sure where DXF fits alongside STL and STEP in a modern w...


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In manufacturing, choosing between ABS and PETG isn't an academic exercise but a high-stakes decision about whether your fixture actually survives a week of hard use on th...


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Explore how large-format 3D printing in Lidar research helps IAP build compact systems for remote atmospheric monitoring.

Weather forecasts, climate change, and space missions all depend on a common denominator: precise atmospheric data. Scientists use Lidar (Light Detection And Ranging) to shoot laser pulses from the ground to the edge...


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This version of BigRep Blade delivers improvements to the user interface when arranging parts and preparing the print.

Software improvements:

The placement of parts when copying and pasting has been simplified and improved. Parts are now placed in the next available position in the X axis, with a user-configurable offset dista...

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Most engineers hit the wall eventually. You've got a part that needs to be produced at full scale: a housing, a structural frame, or an automotive panel. And it's bigger than your build volume.

The instinct is to jump straight to splitting the model and glueing it back together. But that's not always the right first move. And when it is the right m...


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