3DM is on TV!!
In 2017, 3D printing technology significantly boosted the maker movement. Takeo Nakagawa, one of Sharp's new directors, also pointed out that the widespread adoption of rapid prototyping 3D printing technology would bring about revolutionary changes.
In recent years, purchasing a 3D printer is no longer an exclusive privilege for businesses. Many individual users now buy their own 3D printers and realize the maker philosophy of designing and producing things themselves.
In the future, there will be no need to have someone else buy what you want; you'll be able to create your own 3D models or share data from 3D model libraries to create unique, customized daily necessities.
As a renowned 3D printing distributor in Taiwan, CTi News recently visited 3DM for an interview! This is a recognition of our work and also aims to delve deeper into the current state and trends of 3D printing.
Of course, 3DM generously shared information. Be sure to watch CTi News's New Year's special program, "Golden Rooster's Big Scoop – 2017 Great Prophecies!"
It's very easy to get involved in the field of 3D printing. Many manufacturers are now releasing consumer models for general users one after another. However, with a wide variety of 3D printers on the market, ranging from low-cost to high-end, it's crucial to choose the one that suits you best.
The most common type of 3D printer for general makers is the FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) method. Among them, the award-winning, globally renowned brand Ultimaker offers high-quality and cost-effective 3D printers. Their improved dual-nozzle technology is a groundbreaking advancement that significantly expands the possibilities of desktop 3D printers.
Another commonly used type is the SLA (Stereolithography) 3D printer, with the most famous brand being Italy's DWS. These printers use laser light to cure liquid resin and are primarily used in dentistry and jewelry casting.
Be sure to choose the 3D printer that's perfect for you, based on your needs! Join the wave of the maker movement!
Watch the full news report: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24-A73Y3kAU