Industry News DJI invests in ELEGOO to diversify into consumer 3D printing — DJI became a shareholder in ELEGOO’s parent company on Nov 18, signaling Chinese Big Tech’s growing interest in desktop AM. While the stake size wasn’t formally disclosed, reports indicate a strategic hedge amid U.S. regulatory pressure on DJI’s core drone business. For
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📰 Industry News Desktop Metal Files for Chapter 11; Plans Asset Sale to Anzu — On July 29, Desktop Metal entered Chapter 11 to facilitate a sale of substantially all assets to Anzu Partners, aiming to stabilize operations after a prolonged cash burn and market headwinds. For customers, the main question is continuity of support
📰 Industry News NSW public housing sparks hot debate In Dubbo, Australia, the Aboriginal Housing Office’s 3D‑printed duplex built in just 20 weeks (with walls printed in 16 days, costing A$814K) ignited controversy when social media users labeled it “cheap and nasty” and questioned window placement and structural soundness. Advocates praised the project’s thermal efficiency,
Polyether Ether Ketone (PEEK) filament is a high-performance thermoplastic known for its exceptional mechanical and thermal properties. It is a premium material used in advanced applications across industries such as aerospace, automotive, medical, and electronics. This guide explores what PEEK filament is, its physical attributes, applications, and the advantages and disadvantages of incorporating it into
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When I was developing the Alternative pegboard mounting system for Lifetime Sheds, I evaluated various filaments. I knew the pegboard panel could potentially hold a lot of weight. I believe the rating for each anchor point is around 15 pounds, so we’re talking about 60 lb capacity. My biggest concern was the 3d printed pieces
📰 Industry News (Launches, Investments, M&A) INNOSPACE Launches AM Division for Rocket Parts South Korean rocket startup INNOSPACE launched an in-house Advanced Manufacturing Division to 3D print its own rocket engines and key components, cutting production costs by up to 50%. The division also achieved ISO/ASTM 52941 certification—first in Korea. Comau & Roboze Strategic Alliance
In the world of FDM 3D printing, support structures are a necessary evil—critical for printing overhangs and complex geometries, yet often frustrating to remove cleanly. Enter PVA filament: a unique, water-soluble material that opens the door to cleaner prints and more creative freedom. In this post, we’ll explore what PVA filament is, what it’s used