Top 5 Videos: Testing RAYSHAPE’s Edge E1 Resin 3D Printer

Get ready for the top 5 videos of the week that will take you on an exhilarating journey through the world of 3D printing! First up, we have bring a review on RAYSHAPE’s Edge E1 resin 3D printer which shares valuable insights on how the printer works and what features makes it a standout machine. Then, brace yourself as we dive into the impacts that 3D printing is having on the Tour De France, one of cyclings most established event. Finally, see why metal 3d printing is on the rise, NASA’s expedition into additive manufacturing deposits and a new 3D printer by INTAMSYS. Don’t miss out on these captivating videos that showcase the limitless possibilities of 3D printing! Happy Sunday!

Top 1: Reviewing the Edge E1 3D Printer by Rayshape – 3Dnatives Lab

RAYSHAPE is a Chinese manufacturer specializing in resin 3D printers, offering a range of DLP printers for various applications. Founded in 2019 by Bill Liu, the company aims to establish a global presence in additive manufacturing across sectors such as dental, industry, engineering, education, and culture. We tested the latest addition to their product lineup, the Edge E1, a desktop MSLA 3D printer designed specifically for dental applications. The Edge E1 features a robust chassis, a 4K LCD print screen, and a sleek design that blends well in dental practices. Watch the video below to learn more about the printer’s printing process, standout features, and price!

Top 2: 3D Printing at the Tour De France

3D printing has made its mark in the bicycle industry, becoming an established technology. Bicycles, their components, and various accessories, including rider’s equipment, have been using 3D printing for quite some time now. It has become a regular occurrence for us to report on innovative 3D printed advancements in the bicycle sector. The benefits are plentiful, ranging from the ability to customize products, promoting sustainability, to enhancing overall performance. This influence of 3D printing is evident even at the current Tour de France. For instance, Specialized incorporates 3D printed saddles, and we can also observe bike components created by 3D printers in this prestigious competition. To delve deeper into this subject, watch the video!