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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...
Melbourne Health Accelerator
Last week, on the 22nd of May 2017, Special Minister of State Gavin Jennings joined health professionals and researchers at the Royal Melbourne Hospital to launch the new Melbourne Health Accelerator (MHx) program. As an Australian first, MHx will work with clinicians and researchers as they develop new technologies to tackle some of the most pressing and emerging challenges facing our healthcare system today. The program will also cultivate commercially viable answers to complex healthcare challenges, by connecting health professionals and leading medical research experts with health technology start-ups.MHx will allow health professionals and researches access to a Maker Space...
Print Lab Solution
DIGITAL PROTOTYPING RESEARCH LAB- AKU Our Sales Partner Septillion in Thailand recently shared with us, the South East Asian 3D Printer Farm Management System with Ultimaker 3D printers controlled by the cloud. The facility is accessible by their faculty of architecture, science, agronomy at the Digital Prototyping Research Lab-Aku. The Print Lab currently consist of 15 Ultimaker 2+s all connected via 3D PrinterOS to the cloud. ----------------------- IMAGINABLES PRINT LAB Imaginables have also recently set up a 14 printer Print Lab here in Victoria recently with Ultimaker 3 Extended. The biggest Ultimaker Print lab in Australia. ----------------------- DUKE...
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...