3DMart will be exhibiting at Booth I402 of Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1 from August 29 (Wed) to September 1 (Sat)! In addition to showcasing many special printed items, we will also be giving away exquisite small gifts for free! Quantities are limited, so come and grab them while supplies last! Come and visit us!
For this exhibition, we have printed several interesting items to welcome our distinguished guests. Let me introduce them one by one!
First up is a modern and stylish curved vase, printed with PLA material using an Ultimaker 2+ 3D printer, and no support material was needed!
The curved surface is beautiful once finished, and the pink color is perfect for holding fresh flowers.
This time, we also challenged a retro vase with Chinese-style relief decoration. How do its details turn out?
The retro vase is quite large, so we used our 3D printer, the Ultimaker S5, which can print large volumes, to complete it! After printing and removing the supports, it looks incredibly beautiful, and even the concave and convex details of the relief are clearly rendered.
Next up is a geometrically rich dessert plate, also made with PLA and no support material. All of 3DMart's FDM printing services are done using Ultimaker, because its 3D printing process and quality are the most stable and efficient, and the dessert plate is no exception!
The finished effect is absolutely stunning. We chose a silver-grey PLA to give it an elegant feel; be sure to take a closer look when you pick up your candy!
Whether it's the geometrically stacked textures or the pointed shapes, the print quality is perfect. Engineers simply load the file and let it run, with no need for constant machine supervision (though our engineers are still working hard!).
To help you understand the size of these items, we've included a scale for your reference!
Finally, what is this mysterious 3D print?
The answer is our Caesar, shot with arrows! The Greek statue style even clearly expresses the eyes and expressions. The filament used is PLA with PVA water-soluble support. It was printed with dual extrusion using an Ultimaker 3, all in one go!
The biggest advantage of using PVA water-soluble support is that you just dissolve it in water, making post-processing incredibly easy. But this piece isn't finished yet! Aren't you curious where Caesar's arrows went? It's complete once we put all the pens in it. This is my favorite "pen holder" among all my stationery, no doubt about it! Everyone, come to the booth and help pull out his arrows!
The above are just some fun display items at booth I402! There will be more professional technical demonstrations and machine purchase discounts, plus free 3D printed gifts on site. Don't miss out! Seeing is believing, and online registration for admission is free!
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