Sam Davies - TCT Magazine (Page 144)

Analyse and optimise - A closer look at Carbon's 3D printing software

Editorial Assistant, Sam Davies speaks to the team behind Carbon’s latest software update featuring Finite Element Analysis (FEA).

By Sam Davies

/ 6 Mar 2018

Sailner exhibits multi-colour and multi-material 3D printing capabilities at TCT Asia

Sailner showcases its multi-colour and multi-material 3D printing capabilities at TCT Asia.

By Sam Davies

/ 1 Mar 2018

Sailner hand Multi-colour hand model printed on the WJP Medication machine.

Like Clockwork: 3D printing, a new craft in watch-making

Sam Davies takes a look at how a Dutch architecture graduate harnessed 3D printing to create a classical wristwatch.

By Sam Davies

/ 27 Feb 2018

Case (front): Designed with a diameter of 38mm and a thickness of 10mm. Printed in stainless steel 316L. - Bert Buijsrogge Photography

3D scanning and 3D printing play pivotal role in facial reconstruction of the Cheddar Man

TCT speaks to Minke Van Voorthuizen, the product designer tasked with 3D printing the Cheddar Man's skull, as a team of researchers and modellers brought the hunter-gatherer to life with some surprising results.

By Sam Davies

/ 12 Feb 2018

Cheddar Man The Cheddar Man after Kennis & Kennis' reconstruction. - © Channel 4/Plimsoll Productions

Introducing iro3d - a desktop metal 3D printer costing just $5,000

TCT speaks to the one-man band, iro3d, a 3D printing hardware developer looking to entice beta customers to purchase its $5,desktop metal machine.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Jan 2018

iro3d metal part A metal part produced on the iro3d printer. - iro3d/ YouTube

Nothing is set in stone

Sam Davies looks at NOWlab's use of 3D printing for concrete casting.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Dec 2017

Add lightness, drive success

Sam Davies explores how a student team is winning the race thanks to new computing hardware for 3D printing.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Dec 2017

Maturing materials: BASF on becoming a reliable partner in the 3D printing market

Earlier this year, Editorial Assistant, Sam Davies spoke to BASF about its entry into the 3D printing industry.

By Sam Davies

/ 18 Dec 2017

BASF @ formnext BASF exhibiting at formnext powered by TCT

Making it Matter: The materials approach driving HP's ambitions to conquer the manufacturing market

Editorial Assistant, Sam Davies spoke to Tim Weber, Head of HP's Open Applications and Materials Lab, about HP's ambitions to conquer the manufacturing market on his return from Palo Alto in the summer.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Dec 2017

HP Materials Making it Matter Testing is carried out in the Open Applications & Materials Lab.

Filkemp: A look at an unheralded enabler of Ultimaker and Volkswagen Autoeuropa's 3D printed tooling use case

A closer look at Filkemp, an unheralded enabler of Ultimaker and Volkswagen Autoeuropa's 3D printed tooling use case which garnered a wealth coverage and the 2017 TCT Automotive Application Award.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Dec 2017

Filkemp facility correct caption Filkemp HQ in Mem Martins, Portugal. - Filkemp

Additive in Australia: What the innovators and researchers from down under are bringing to the industry

TCT takes a closer look at the additive manufacturing pacemakers in Australia, getting the thoughts of David Chuter, from the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Dec 2017

Atlantis Charter School prepares students for 21st century jobs with education in 3D printing

Atlantis Charter School has teamed with MIT to incorporate 3D printing into its STEM Academy as the Massachusetts-based school prepared 11th and 12th graders for future careers.

By Sam Davies

/ 12 Dec 2017

Atlantis Charter School STEM Academy - Atlantis Charter School