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For this week’s Top 5, join us as we tour FELIXprinters in the Netherlands! Get acquainted with the 3D printer manufacturer in our video, and then take a look at our exclusive interview with COBRA PUMA GOLF, a company that…
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For this week’s Top 5, join us as we tour FELIXprinters in the Netherlands! Get acquainted with the 3D printer manufacturer in our video, and then take a look at our exclusive interview with COBRA PUMA GOLF, a company that 3D prints golf equipment. Next up, watch a designer 3D print a replica of the classic Braun desk fan, an ode to the iconic brand and efficient design. Fourth, see a tutorial on how to use Bambu Studio’s mesh boolean tool, and lastly, be amazed as an artist 3D prints a highly realistic sculpture. We hope you find some inspiration in this week’s videos and as always, happy watching!
Top 1: Visiting FELIXprinters in the Netherlands
In the “Inside 3D Tour” series, we meet companies in the additive manufacturing sector from all over the world. For this video, we toured FELIXprinters, a Netherlands-based company that manufactures 3D printers. FELIXprinters is unique for its diverse product range: it creates industrial 3D printers, food 3D printers, bioprinters and custom FDM printers. We spoke with Guillaume Feliksdal, Founder and Co-Director, as well as Jakob Imhof, 3D Printing Technician, to learn more about their work. In this behind-the-scenes look at the company, find out how it got its start, what kinds of projects its customers are doing, and more!
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