3DMart is on TV!!
In 2017, 3D printing technology brought the maker movement to its peak. Takeo Nakagawa, one of Sharp's new directors, also pointed out that the popularization of rapid prototyping 3D printing technology will bring revolutionary changes.In recent years, purchasing a 3D printer is no longer exclusive to businesses. Now, many individual users are buying their own 3D printers to realize their ideal of designing and producing their own creations.
In the future, you won't need your dad to buy you things you want. As long as you draw your own 3D model or use files shared in 3D model galleries, you can create unique, customized daily necessities!
As a well-known 3D printing distributor in Taiwan, CTi News came to interview 3DMart this time! This is undoubtedly an affirmation of us and a desire to glean more information about the current state and trends of 3D printing from us~
Of course, 3DMart is not keeping any secrets. Let's watch CTi News's New Year's special! "Golden Rooster's Big Scoop - 2017 Great Prophecies!"
It's very easy to get into 3D printing. Many manufacturers have launched consumer-grade models for general users to choose from, but there are hundreds of 3D printers on the market, from affordable to high-end models. It's very important to choose one that suits your needs!
Currently, the most common 3D printers for Makers are definitely those using FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) technology. Among these, the world-renowned brand Ultimaker 3D printers, which have won numerous awards, offer the highest quality and best value for money. Their improved dual nozzle technology can be said to be a groundbreaking achievement, expanding the limits of desktop 3D printers. Another common type of 3D printer is the SLA resin 3D printer. The most famous brand, without a doubt, is the Italian DWS 3D printer, which uses laser curing to solidify liquid photosensitive resin and is most commonly used in dentistry and for casting jewelry.
Choose a 3D printer that suits your needs and join the maker movement!
Watch the full news segment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24-A73Y3kAU