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Case studies and technology explainers.
Manufacturing a 60 cm, 21-level residential tower model for a Budapest Marina development using FDM technology and grey PETG filament — an industrial approach to 3D printing large architectural models.
A life-size, outdoor PETG sculpture at the Liberty Bridge: 30 kg of material, a hollow body filled with plaster, and weatherproof surface treatment — when additive manufacturing goes beyond the prototype.
Recreating a discontinued part: 3D scanning, CAD reverse-modeling, and carbon-fiber-composite FDM printing — an engine-bay-rated replacement part more durable than the original.
What is additive manufacturing, which materials and technologies do we work with, and when is 3D printing more cost-effective than traditional methods? A practical guide for buyers.
How does a part get from a digital model to a finished piece? The two most important technologies — FDM and MSLA — explained, plus the role of 3D scanning and reverse engineering, from a decision-maker's point of view.
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