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Ultrafuse 316L – Printing metal on your desktop printer
BASF Ultrafuse 316L enables the production of solid 316L-grade stainless steel parts through the use of desktop FDM 3D printers and a sintering pro...
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3D Printing High Temperature Materials
When it comes to FDM 3D printing, successfully printing with high temperature materials is still one of the most demanding prospects. These materia...
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3D Printing Polycarbonate – Why and how?
This is the first blog post series in which we discuss different classes of engineering FDM filaments. This particular post will focus on 3D Printi...
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3D Printing Flexible Materials – A short guide
3D Printing flexible materials can be as challenging as it is exciting. However choosing the right flexible material for your application and print...
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3D Printing with Nylon – Why & How?
Following from our last article, where we discussed Polypropylene and its uses in 3D printing, we will be discussing Polyamides. More commonly know...
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3D Printing Polypropylene – Why and how?
Following last week’s blog article about Polycarbonate, this week we will be looking at another interesting FDM printing material. Polypropylene ca...
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GF30 PP – Glass Reinforced Polypropylene and FDM Printing
Polypropylene (PP) is a thermoplastic that is widely used in 3D printing in various industries, most especially in sectors such as the automotive...
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Using Soluble Support Materials with Magigoo Adhesives
The use of soluble support materials unlocks new possibilities in the process of FDM 3D printing. Here, at Magigoo Headquarters, we have tested a n...
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