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The Value of Cloud-Based Slicing and File Management for 3D Printing
Eiger is a cloud based 3D printing system designed as an integral part to the Markforged ecosystem. We cover the main reasons we went with a cloud based format.
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Customer Case Study — Superstition Machine Works 3D Printing Soft Jaws
Markforged Customer Superstition Machine Works 3D printed soft jaws for making custom RC parts and prototyping services
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Customer Highlight — Prototyping with Autometrix
Autometrix uses Markforged 3D printer to print strong, high-precision, inexpensive prototype parts to optimize their product development.
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Customer Story – Landing Gear for Impact Resistance
Olin College and Ocean Alliance 3D print strong landing gear with impact resistance for Snotbot with the Mark One.
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Designing a 3D Printed Tesla Turbine — Part 2
In the second part of this two part series, we discuss the process of retrofitting a custom bearing housing on a Tesla Turbine.
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Dyeing Nylon 3D Printed Parts: The Quick and Easy Way
In this blog post we'll cover how to easily dyeing 3D printed parts printed on a Markforged printer with materials you can find in your kitchen.
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Eating Our Own Dogfood – In-House Markforged Tooling and Fixtures
Markforged has a building full of superb mechanical engineers with the world's highest concentration of 3D Printing experience. Consequently, we print solutions to a lot of problems in the Markforged machine shop.
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High Strength 3D Printing – Isotropic Fill Part 2
The second post of a two part series on high strength 3D printing for functional industrial applications with a Mark Two printer and carbon fiber filament.
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Eiger Software Update: Internal Concentric Fiber Reinforcement
You asked and we delivered: with the latest Eiger software update comes internal reinforcement options.
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Markforged gets Committed at the Artisan’s Asylum | Event Recap
Markforged visits makerspace, Aritsan's Asylum, to introduce the artists and makers to Markforged 3D printers