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What Material I can use for 3D Printing?

18/12/2022

There are many different materials that can be used for 3D printing, and the specific materials available will depend on the type of 3D printer you are using. Some common 3D printing materials include:

Plastics: Many 3D printers use plastic filaments, such as ABS (acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene) or PLA (polylactic acid), as their primary printing material. These materials are widely available and relatively inexpensive, but may not be as durable or heat-resistant as some other materials.
Metals: Some 3D printers are capable of printing with metal materials, such as aluminum, brass, or steel. These materials can be more expensive and require specialized equipment, but after post processing it can produce strong and precise parts with good surface finish.
Resins: Some 3D printers use resin materials, which are cured with UV light to create solid parts. Resin materials can produce high-quality parts with fine details, but can be more expensive and require special handling and post-processing.
Ceramics: Some 3D printers are capable of printing with ceramic materials, which can produce strong and heat-resistant parts. Ceramic materials can be more difficult to work with and may require specialized equipment and post-processing.
Other materials: There are many other materials that can be used for 3D printing, such as wood, rubber, and composites. These materials may be more specialized and may require specialized equipment or post-processing.

It is important to consider the properties and limitations of different 3D printing materials when selecting one for your project. You should also consider factors such as cost, availability, and compatibility with your 3D printer.

If you looking for 3D Printing service and advice can contact us for more.

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How we operate during MCO

14/8/2021

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I am Bruce, your 3D Printing solution provider ,
Pandemic do effect to everyone . As an online service provider,we had to keep it move to furfill customer need even during lock down. So I move my stay to workshop. (yes,I stay in workshop for year now.

So , yes we are still operating. but not open for visit only for online meeting/discuss and delivery only.
If you need any product design/ prototyping / production . kindly contact to whatsapp

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Fusion 360 3D Modeling workshop - Full record

4/5/2020

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About this post

You may already know , B3D was planning to host a free 3D Modeling workshop on March.
due to Covid 19 MCO we delay our planning.

21th April I create a post on facebook and share to few hobbies group and 43 member is registed to our online workshop/
on 27th April Sunday 10am-12pm we finished our 1st online live workshop on zoom.

video below is full record incase you missing some part.

Thanks for all participant.

By
Bruce

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what you should know when looking for 3D printing service

23/4/2020

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Invisible 3D printed face shield with glasses for Covid19

7/4/2020

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20sen of What I think about 3D printed mask

20/3/2020

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B3D wish you happy Chinese New Year

31/1/2020

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Wish you have a great holiday .

By Bruce

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Back to Basic: What is FDM 3D printing

22/12/2019

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You may already read alot of news or media talk about printing rabbit heart , boat or building.
Those media always make 3D printing technology sound like just one push button it done by itself.

Well I am Bruce lets back to basic. 3D Printing is a desktop version of Additive manufacuring.
Yes, in theory it can build amos everything , But!

3D Printing technology is not one thing. is a category it includes the plenty type of technology.
One of the most common desktop 3D Printing is FDM technology.

FDM Fused Deposition Modeling/ FFF Fused Filament Fabrication
side noted: This two are same thing. If you interested why one technology got two name click here
FDM/FFF the additive manufacturing method in which a detail is created layer by layer by melting a plastic wire and applying it through a heated nozzle.

check the picture below :