Customer stories Manufacturing Prusa protective face shields for hospitals in Denver, Colorado. Within just a couple of hours of launching our Covid Manufacturing Fund, we have already raised thousands of dollars and are processing our first orders. We would like to thank everyone for the support we have received.
Inspiration This student used 3D printing and reverse engineering to fix a classic Nintendo problem It’s problem that most fans of Nintendo have faced, your two hours deep into a Super Smash Bros session on the Nintendo 64 with your friends then the controller
Inspiration 3D printing consolidates satellite antenna from 100 parts to 1 One of the strengths of metal printing is the ability to consolidate parts. Because of the design freedom offered by 3D printing, factors such as tool paths, undercuts and assembly
Inspiration These students are putting propeller engines back onto aeroplanes to combat climate change Most commercial aircraft currently in use are powered by turbofan engines, with a small minority powered by propeller engines. The difference between the two is straightforward; a propeller engines' thrust
