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TOP 5 Videos: How to Print and Post-Process Dental Models
This week, discover how to make dental models via 3D printing: EnvisionTec guides us through the different stages of manufacturing custom-made dental prostheses, designed on resin machines . We will also introduce you to Michael Zabala the founder of XO Armor, a company…
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This week, discover how to make dental models via 3D printing: EnvisionTec guides us through the different stages of manufacturing custom-made dental prostheses, designed on resin machines . We will also introduce you to Michael Zabala the founder of XO Armor, a company using 3D technologies to develop personalised orthotics and prosthetics. Finally, discover the advantages of the new trainers from adidas, the 4DFWD which incorporates a midsole 3D printed on a Carbon machine. In any case, we wish you a very happy Sunday!
TOP 1: Dental additive manufacturing
EnvisionTec is one of the leaders in resin additive manufacturing, in particular the DLP process which allows to design very precise and detailed models. This is particularly interesting for the dental sector, which can thus design tailor-made models adapted to each patient with a very high level of detail. In the video below, the manufacturer shows you the different steps to create dentures, from printing to post-processing. What are you waiting for to get started?
TOP 2: LaserPecker Pro: The World’s Smallest Laser Engraver
Last week, we presented you with a list of laser engravers. The LaserPecker Pro is the smallest of those, and in the world. This portable laser engraver allows you to start from scratch, and includes features such as automatic lifting and focusing. The LaserPecker Pro possesses dimensions of 65 x 61 x 53 mm and a weight of 190 grams. According to the manufacturer the machine has a lifetime of 10,000 hours which would allow to work for 416 days without stopping. Despite this the machine is priced just over $500. You can find out more about the LaserPecker Pro’s capabilities in the video below:





