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Lucas Carolo
3-axis 3D printing is great, but imagine what could you do with a 5-axis 3D printer! Join us as we explore the possibilities!
Mika Yeap
You probably know about 3-axis CNC milling. You might even be familiar with 5 axes. But did you know there's also 6-axis CNC milling? Find out about this manufacturing marvel!
Brian Obudho
In this project, Jeff Kerr shows us how to make a six-axis robot arm that supports multi-axis coordinated motion. The arm is a scaled version of the industrial UR3 robot and includes several complex components.
Take fidget spinning to the next level with this hand-cranked seven-axis radial engine model.
A 3D printer must move in three-dimensional space to create 3D objects. Read on to learn all about how 3D printer axis systems work.
Hanna Watkin
3D printing solutions company, Verashape, will be unveiling their VShaper 5-Axis Machine, which boasts a range of features, at Formnext 2017.
Bulent Yusuf
Inspired by the Deep Space Tourbillon of Vianney Halter, the Hawk Eye is a fully functioning, 3D printed triple-axis tourbillon. This complex horological mechanism with 70 moving parts will soon be available to download from Thingiverse.
Matthew Mensley
At Formnext, industrial FDM 3D printer manufacturer Verashaper demoed a new concept printer. Part of the VShaper family of printers, it's capable of printing in 5-axes.
Garage-dwelling makers are undoubtedly familiar with CNC routers. But a 5-axis CNC machine is a whole new treasure trove of discoveries...
Atropos is a 6-axis robot arm which can 3D Print Fiberglass Composites and could make printing buildings a lot easier and quicker.
Franz Grieser
When we talk about 3D printer resolution, we have to take all 3 dimensions into consideration: resolution on the XY and the Z axis ...
Printrbot and Polar3D collaborate on the Printrbelt; with an infinite build on the Z-axis, it takes a radical angle on desktop 3D printing.
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