Printing is about like you’d expect ... they don’t seem to tear up quite as easily as the magnetic plate does. I also feel like the PETG was much harder to get that sweet spot where it ...

It still uses a magnetic heatbed, which lowers out of the way before changing print surfaces. Each print surface is fitted inside a 3D printed frame which rests on the tool changer frame and keeps ...

The magnetic 3D printing technology developed by KIMM overcomes these challenges, holding promise for applications across diverse fields requiring high-performance motors, such as robotics, future ...

Researchers have discovered that applying a magnetic field during 3D printing can significantly reduce defects in metal parts ...

When a magnetic field is applied to the process ... a tail that could break off during rippling. In laser-based 3D printing of metal alloys, a computer-controlled laser melts layers of metal ...