Additive manufacturing using commercially available 3D printers gives us the ability to quickly produce and iterate our designs. Since we are using these end use products, it is critical to understand the consequences of using such machines and associated materials. This week, we focused on understanding the effect temperature has on two types of common 3D printing filaments, PLA and PETG. PLA (Polylactic Acid) and ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) filaments are the most popular forms…
We don’t just make robots at OhmniLabs for the sake of making robots. We build robots to connect people –…
We get a lot of people asking us about our in-house prototyping and manufacturing processes. We love sharing what we’ve…
This is a dust shoe attachment for the Inventables X-Carve CNC with the DeWalt DWP611 Router option. Adding a dust…
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Do you hate how long it takes for your 3D printer heated bed to reach temperature? Want to save on…
3D printing is a great resource, but there are some myths surrounding it. Read below to learn 7 myths of…
The biggest misconception for 3D printing is that anyone can easily design parts and print them instantly. Even with recent…
Automation is associated with job loss for many Americans, but is it possible that this industry can unlock a new…
Since the middle of the 20th Century, humanity has been dreaming of a future filled with magical robots that automate…
