Just because your 3D printer has a high “resolution” doesn’t mean your parts will be accurate or precise. Understanding material options and how to optimize the part-to-print workflow is essential to get the most value out of 3D printing.
Just because your 3D printer has a high “resolution” doesn’t mean your parts will be accurate or precise. Understanding material options and how to optimize the part-to-print workflow is essential to get the most value out of 3D printing.
In this webinar, Kevin Gautier, channel application engineer at Formlabs, will walk through a step-by-step example workflow for 3D printing high accuracy parts. You’ll leave with insights on hardware and material specs and considerations, pre-print software and post-processing tips, and more.
During this webinar you will learn:
- Strategies for designing, 3D printing, and post-processing parts with demanding tolerances
- Advantages of stereolithography (SLA) 3D printing over fused deposition modeling (FDM) and digital light processing (DLP) technologies
- A deep dive on six engineering resins and tips for choosing a material for your application
About the Speakers:
Kevin Gautier is a channel application engineer at Formlabs passionate about Digital Fabrication technologies. He trains Formlabs channel partners on new applications and materials, and works with several high profile accounts to demonstrate capabilities of SLA printing. He mentors a Formula SAE Team, and uses CAD, 3D Printing, and CNC machining to build projects ranging from composite molds to electric vehicles to robotic motion simulators.
Faris Sheikh, webinar specialist at Formlabs, has helped Formlabs run over 40 live broadcasts from around the world to educate over 21,000 engineers, manufacturers, dentists, and jewelers on how to successfully incorporate desktop 3D printing into their day-to-day workflows. Previously, Sheikh most notably ran an online technology show on hardware and software products totalling over 2 million global views.
This webinar is sponsored by Formlabs. To view, please complete the form on this page.
