Whether restoring old products, or starting a new project, sourcing spare parts fit for purpose can be a minefield. Sure, finding parts and components for modern-day devices doesn’t prove to be too much of a problem, but what about products that are a little more aged? History is very much part of today’s world, whether it’s household items you want to maintain, as today, they aren’t built like they used to be, or toys, that bring back memories of times gone by. Unfortunately, many of the spare parts these require are short in supply, or non-existent, which can mean many restorations and projects hit a dead-end. Fortunately, the evolution of 3D printing has meant that bespoke spare parts can
Calling all makers, designers, inventors, DIYers, students and creatives! We have just joined Facebook, and to help spread the word we are giving away £500 to bring your ideas to life. This will include 5 hours of design time and £250 worth of printing credit, allowing you get your design drawn in CAD by a industry experts and 3D printed on our high quality machines to turn your idea into a physical prototype. To be entered into the prize draw, all you need to do is visit our Facebook page and 'like' and 'comment' on the competition post. Terms and Conditions: - Winner is picked at random from the list of Facebook users who, who have 'liked' and 'commented' on this post. - One winner will b
Martin Schneider has designed the worlds first 3D printed printing press.
