3D printer manufacturer 3D Systems has this week unveiled a new water soluble 3D printing filament called Infinity Rinse Away, that can be used to create easily removable support material. This ...

3D printing has made some impressive strides in the past couple of years, allowing makers to create a wide variety of fantastic and unique designs. Despite the overall success, many prints still have ...

When 3D printing a particularly complex object, you often need to incorporate additional support structures into its design, given how the layer by layer additive process works. And with 3D systems ...

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If you’ve got a suitably high-end 3D printer, one solution to this problem is doing the supports in a water soluble filament; just toss the print into a bath and wait for the support to dissolve away.

Print, rinse, repeat. That's the tagline for a new soluble filament that promises to make life a lot easier for 3D printing enthusiasts. 3D printing allows artists and designers to easily create ...

New product from Infinite Material Solutions is the first ever water-soluble support that is compatible with high-temperature thermoplastics such as PEEK, PEKK, PEI, and PPSU PRESCOTT, Wisconsin, Nov.

3D Systems has today launched a new Nylon 3D printing filament expanding its range of PlasticJet Printing material, that have been designed to be used with the companies CubePro 3D printers. The Nylon ...