Top 5: 3D Printing For Cancer Treatment

Hello everybody and welcome to our weekly top 5, where we collate the best 3D printing videos of the week. This time we have a 3Dnatives original video for you about how 3D printing can be used for cancer treatment and care. We also have a video on motor sports from Jabil, from which you can learn about their collaboration with Formula 1. For those interested in industrial production, there is a video on how German firm dp polar uses additive manufacturing. Finally, if 3D printed houses are your thing, we have a video from a South African news site about how the technology is being employed for sustainable development of new homes in the country. Enjoy!

Top 1: 3Dnatives Original: Fighting Cancer With 3D Printing

We are delighted to bring you a new 3Dnatives original video. This one is about the medical applications of the technology, specifically in the fight against cancer. 3D printing can be used in a number of ways, both in hospital and in the lab, including bioprinting of bioprostheses for women who have undergone a mastectomy (breast removal), and to produce models for surgical planning. For the rest, you’ll have to watch the video! You can find our other videos on our youtube channel HERE.

Top 2:Additive Manufacturing Gives Formula 1 A Boost

Next up in our weekly selection we have a video featuring Jabil, an electronics manufacturing services company headquartered in Florida, on their work with the Alpine F1 team using additive manufacturing. We learn about the importance of top quality manufacturing for motorsport racing, and the need for a reliable, stable vehicle which can withstand high temperatures and pressures. The Jabil team tells us about their investment in high performance polymer and metal 3D printing machines which can work with high-tech materials at a high pace. They believe that 3D printing allows high creativity in terms of structure and design, allowing them to bypass the limitations of more traditional methods such as CNC machining. Indeed, 3D printing is increasingly popular in motorsports like Formula 1 and has also been used to manufacture unique and high-quality vehicles.