The gauges printed with a 3D printer are so cool!
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It can be seen that 3D-printed dashboards are gaining popularity in many places these days; they can be found everywhere in big cities like Beijing. The iMaker 3D printer, which offers high-quality results, is also very popular among people. It seems that we need to keep up with the advances in technology as well
Those upstairs, please provide the information quickly – things related to cutting-edge technology shouldn’t be missed.
What instruments can be printed? ? ? Metal joints alone are already a challenge. What about pressure gauges? ? ?
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I’ve never understood how 3D printers can produce physical objects; for example, printing an AK47 rifle. May I ask, what is the material used as the printing medium in these printers?
Now 4D technology is already available in laboratories, not to mention 3D. The plastic casings you mentioned represent the early form of 3D printing.
They keep talking about this 3D printing concept every day; at the current stage it has little practical value. It might be useful for misleading people who don’t understand it, but in industrial applications, show me a simple flat flange that’s been printed using 3D printing. After all, what is 3D printing if not just a method of shaping materials in a single processing step?
3D printing can now be used to produce cars~~
Even with 3D metal printing, the strength can’t be guaranteed, right?
I don’t really understand this area; it seems like 3D is still quite far from us
This thing is probably designed to be a printed model for easy modification; it’s faster than making a mold through casting, I guess.