What is 3D Printing?
3D printing (or fused deposition modeling) is an additive manufacturing (AM) process in which plastic is extruded out of a hot end and melted to a liquid and is then placed on a bed and cools instantly. Basically, a robotic hot glue gun. 3D printing has incredibly transformed the manufacturing and STEM industries because of how easy it is to create a functional prototype. Which is a lot more expensive to do on traditional AM machines. Recently, 3D printing has exploded because of the constant reduction of the price of these machines and I believe that soon it will be in the home of every American. Why go out and buy a cookie cutter when you can make your own for a lot cheaper?
Materials
PLA - This material is used more for non-functional prints because it is not incredibly strong, but looks the best.
Flexible PLA - This material is basically a flexible version of PLA
ABS - This material is used for fully functional prints which can also operate in high temperature environments, but the quality isn't as good as PLA
Flexible PLA - This material is basically a flexible version of PLA
ABS - This material is used for fully functional prints which can also operate in high temperature environments, but the quality isn't as good as PLA
What Printers Do I Use?
Products
Plant indoor plants in style while saving the planet at the same time. The 3D Printed Tin Can Planter fits 16 oz. tin can (will provide if requested) and prevents over-watering while promoting root growth due to the strategically placed holes. Comes in Silver, Black, Blue, Red, and Green (upon request).
Hold your cards in style with this custom 3D Printed Business Card Holder with a custom message or logo
