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We found the TOP 5 videos of the week related to 3D printing and collected the additive manufacturing here. Share your videos and comment on the article below or on the 3Dnatives’ Facebook or Twitter account. Hope you’ll enjoy and have a great Sunday!
Top 1: 3D Fashion printing
Have you seen 3D printing on the catwalks over recent years? 3D Fashion printing have been going strong for a while now and it seems to only keep evolving and bringing new possibilities in design. A big part of the progress is do to Danit Peleg, who is the first designer to have created a fully 3D printed collection from a desktop machine at home. In this video she presents the different pieces created. Her first dress was on display at the opening of the Paralympic Games. Danit’s ambitious goal is for everyone to 3D print their clothes right at home. Check out the beautiful collection and get started on your own 3D fashion printing!
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