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Taken from 3DPrint by Clare Scott The other day, I was talking to a friend about the arts and crafts projects we were assigned back in elementary school. It seems that some types of projects are universal – no matter where you went to school, if you’re of a certain age you probably were assigned the same kind of art projects that other kids everywhere were working on. One thing we both remember creating in grade school was “3D art” – which, in those days, involved carefully gluing crumpled bits of tissue paper onto a drawing to give it texture...

Taken from Zortrax by Katarzyna Gręda You’ve got to admit that we’re quite persistent in our mission of providing you with examples of successful 3D printing applications. Although we do love challenges, this mission is as far from impossible as you can imagine. Incorporating 3D printing technology is getting more popular each day and we like to think we’ve contributed to the trend by providing reliable and user-friendly 3D printing solutions. There’s more and more Zortrax Ecosystem users out there, who have already gained profits from 3D printing. Are you one of them or are you about to become the...

One of our enterprising young 3D printer users, Dane, has printed a working violin on his ROBO3D! Yeas, it really works and yes, it really sounds great to boot! It was a challenging project, involving lots of assembly and some trial and error, but the results of the effort speaks for itself. Thanks, Dane, for sharing your incredible work. So what did you print today? Share your awesome and inspiring builds with us and you may be featured in this space.

Visit @Profound3DUS and see the @Zortrax_3D M200 3D Printer today at the PAIS Conference at @Ea1785.    http://www.paispa.org/page.cfm?p=843

Visit @Profound3DUS and see the @UP3DP UPMini2 3D Printer today at the PAIS Conference at @Ea1785. http://bit.ly/PAISConf3D