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Austech 2019
From the 14th-17th of May 2019, Imaginables attended Austech 2019 held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Austech is Australia’s premier Advanced Manufacturing and Machine Tool Exhibition, held alongside National Manufacturing Week (NMW), attracted more than 12 thousand visitors to the event. Austech also had an additive manufacturing section (Additive Pavilion), which was complemented by Unlimit3D, a conference on additive manufacturing/ 3D printing. We were excited to showcase our range fo quality and innovative products from Ultimaker and Dremel Digilab at the event, see below a photo of our booth at the event: Please click on the video below to view a...
Dinara Kasko - 3D Printing Patisserie
Dinara Kasko is a pastry chef that has taken over the desert world by storm. Her unique geometric cakes has captures the imagination of many. Kasko who is born in Ukraine, worked as an architect-designer. She used her skills to create sensational cakes using 3D Printing. Images Courtesy of Dinara Kasko Kasko's desserts takes on very architectural characteristics and she does this by creating food safe silicon moulds modelled on Architectural software like 3D Max and Rhiono 3D. "From the moment I got into patisserie, I decided to try and ass something new to it" said Kasko." I realised that the appearance is...
Using Infill Mesh with CURA
Have you tried the new infill mesh function in Ultimaker CURA? You can now determine very easily sections of your 3d model to have different #mesh density, pattern, wall thickness etc to make more functional 3d Print Picture attached is and experiment on a finger making the joints more flexible with less infill. The last image is showing a dense infill mesh on the handle of a mallet.Other application would be to make a section of a part more durable while minimising print material for the non essential parts. This was done on an Ultimaker 2 but if you do...
The New Ultimaker 3
Ultimaker, the leading open source 3D printer manufacturer, announced today the global availability of the next generation of its 3D printing product line, the Ultimaker 3 and the Ultimaker 3 ExtendedWith Ultimaker 3’s advanced capability to print complex geometries using industrial-grade materials right from the desktop, users gain freedom of design never before accessible in the professional environment. Fully integrated hardware, software and materials configuration, as well as full settings alignment, ensures both efficient workflow and precision print results. Ultimaker 3 New Features With the Ultimaker 3, professional and reliable 3D printing is now available for multiple users across the...
Ultimaker used to bring 2000 year old Egyptian Mummy back to life
We get very excited when our Ultimaker users make groundbreaking work with their Ultimaker. Cue in University of Melbourne who recent received a lot of press around their recreation of a 2000 Year old Mummy. Stacey Gorski and her supervisor, Dr Varsha Pilbrow, with part of Meritamun’s 3D printed skull. Picture: Paul Burston. A team of experts at the University of Melbourne have been able to create a lifelike replica of a 2000 year old Egyptian Woman's Head, using new technologies including CT scanning, an Ultimaker 3D printer and forensic facial reconstruction, combined with good old-fashion Egyptology. This was...