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Using a 3D Scanner for Reverse Engineering
How a 3D scanner is used in practice for reverse engineering, from scan to STL mesh to an accurate solid CAD model.
Low-Cost 3D Printers: The Most Common 3D Printers in Vietnam
Why self-assembled, low-cost 3D printers are so common in Vietnam, how they compare with factory-built machines, and tips for using them.
3D Printing and Its Applications in Medicine
How 3D printing is used in medicine, from printed human skin and bone scaffolds to low-cost prosthetic arms inspired by Deus Ex.
DLP and SLA 3D Printers | 3D Printing for Jewelry
How DLP and SLA resin 3D printers work, how they differ, and how jewelers use resin printing and casting to make fine pieces.
Cubicon Lux 3D Printer | DLP Technology
Cubicon Lux is an easy-to-use, award-winning DLP 3D printer from South Korea with auto plate leveling, auto resin refill and a carbon filter.
Ep-M100T Metal 3D Printer | An Affordable Metal 3D Printer
The Shining3D Ep-M100T is a compact, affordable SLM metal 3D printer for dental, jewelry, education and small metal parts.
Dental Metal 3D Printers | Uses of Metal 3D Printing
What metal 3D printers are used for, which metal powders they print, and how dental labs use them to make frameworks, crowns and bridges.
3D Scanning and Its Industrial Applications
How 3D scanning is used in industry: wood CNC, mold design, precision machining QC, architecture and heritage, plus popular 3D scanners.
FreeScan X7 Laser 3D Scanner | Shining 3D
The Shining 3D FreeScan X7 handheld laser 3D scanner builds on the X3 and X5 with better speed, accuracy and black-surface scanning.
FreeScan X5 Laser 3D Scanner | Shining 3D
The Shining 3D FreeScan X5 is an ultra-portable handheld laser 3D scanner, faster and more accurate than the FreeScan X3.
Laser 3D Scanner | FreeScan X3 | Shining 3D
FreeScan X3 handheld laser 3D scanner from Shining 3D: 0.8 kg, scans large and black objects, used in oil and gas, shipbuilding and heavy castings.
Concerns About the Dangers of 3D Printers Are Well Founded
3D printers help medicine, industry and education, but their ability to make weapons is a real concern. Here is what you should know.