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Stratasys J750 allows you to 3D print colour models with texture mapping and gradients
By Rod Mackay on April 5, 2016
Stratasys Ltd., the 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions company, has introduced another industry first with its market-disruptive 3D printer, the Stratasys J750™. The new solution breaks restrictive technology barriers to 3D print colour models….
New enhanced gradient colour materials from Stratasys
By Rod Mackay on March 4, 2016
Stratasys Creative Colours software uses two new Polypropylene materials: VeroPureWhite and VeroCyan. Both materials enable significantly enhanced gradient colour options, here’s how: VeroPureWhite RGD837: Twice the opacity of VeroWhite Plus 20% brighter than VeroWhite Plus…
Connex3 Multi-Material Colour 3D Printing is now even better!
By Dimos Siagoulis on February 12, 2016
The Stratasys Connex3 Multi-Material Colour 3D Printing technology has been enhanced with the new Stratasys Creative Colours Software, powered by the Adobe 3D Colour Print Engine, blending colours is now a breeze. Simply create a…
You may not realize but Javelin is not only a Stratasys Certified Partner but we are also a SOLIDWORKS authorized reseller. Which is why during the first week of February we saddled up and headed…
Adobe Photoshop Colour 3D Printing with Stratasys Software and Machines
By Rod Mackay on February 3, 2016
Adobe Photoshop Colour 3D Printing is now possible with the new Stratasys Creative Colours Software which brings the power and freedom of 3D printing to more designers around the world. By forming a direct bridge…
The World’s First 3D Printed Jet Aircraft [VIDEO]
By Rod Mackay on November 19, 2015
Stratasys are helping to shape the future of flight with a 3D printed jet aircraft! Aurora Flight Sciences in Manassas, VA., has been developing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for both the civil and military markets…
Live 3D Printer Demos at a New 3D Printing Centre in Toronto
By Rod Mackay on November 18, 2015
Our friends at The Printing House have recently opened a really cool 3D Printing Centre where you can experience many different types of 3D Printers and 3D models. If you live in the Toronto area…
Ducati Accelerates Engine Design with FDM Prototyping
By Rod Mackay on November 3, 2015
By bringing FDM in-house, Ducati cut 20 months from the development process of the engine designed for its Desmosedici race bike.
Carrotwerx Creative Lights Up Architectural 3D Printing in B.C.
By Karen Majerly on October 29, 2015
On Canada’s west coast, in Vancouver, British Columbia, a small but mighty Stratasys 3D printer is vigorously churning out finely detailed representations of a proposed condo project, a new car dealership, or a silver deposit in Mexico.
Fender Cut Prototyping Costs in Half with a Stratasys 3D Printer
By Rod Mackay on August 20, 2015
3D rapid prototyping has been a part of Fender’s design process for years, and until recently the company outsourced this work to service bureaus. However Fender were frustrated by the time and expense of outsourcing.
Canadian Company Oceanic 3D Print Replacement Parts for Harsh Marine Environments
By Karen Majerly on June 23, 2015
Working in an often harsh marine environment presents a challenge, but having a 3D printer in-house allows Oceanic to efficiently print replacement parts and modify them as required.
Southern Ontario Government Funding Programs to help businesses invest in 3D Printing
By Rod Mackay on December 16, 2014
For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Southern Ontario, Canada, there are two federal government funding programs available right now that will support the adoption of advanced technologies, which includes Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing. If you…
Two good friends of mine, Brian Vickers and Rik Harley recently launched an exciting new venture called Mega Mind Ideas and they are getting a lot of attention these days. Mega Mind Ideas is a…
The Future of Canadian Infrastructure: Barrie Manufacturer & 3D Printing
By Rod Mackay on July 22, 2014
You could say the future of Canadian Infrastructure design for Munro Ltd., based in the Barrie, Ontario area, is (literally) not written in concrete. Take for example, how they moved from using brass stamps to a 3D printer for faster, cheaper writing on their concrete designs.
[pl_video type=”you tube” id=”pEZcF67A5Gw?wmode=opaque”] Stratasys is making it easy to continue to improve the look, feel and functionality of your 3D printed parts with new unique flexible colour materials, and rigid colour materials for the…
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