The 3DWare Zeta is a professional top‑down DLP resin 3D printer designed for industrial, dental, jewelry, and engineering applications. To help users achieve consistent, high‑quality results, Liqcreate and 3DWare collaborate to validate and optimize resin compatibility and exposure parameters for the 3DWare Zeta platform. Below you’ll find the latest tested Liqcreate resin settings, printer specifications, and [...]
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Anycubic recently launched its new Photon M3 series. This mid-level M3 printer has a 6K resolution, competing directly with its previously launched Anycubic Photon Mono X 6K in both specifications as price. The Photon M3 Plus has an LCD screen with 5760 x 3600 pixels, exactely the same as the Photon Mono X 6K. The [...]
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Anycubic recently launched its new Photon M3 series. The entry-level M3 printer will have a 4K+ resolution. Which in pixel size is marginally better compared to their Photon Mono 4K. The Photon M3 has an LCD screen with 4096 x 2560 pixels while the Photon Mono 4K has a 4K LCD screen with 3,840 x [...]
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There are three main techniques for 3D-printing plastic materials. These are FDM, SLS and resin 3D-printing. The differences in these techniques can be found in the links above. All techniques have their own advantages, compatible materials and disadvantages. The differences in material choices for each 3D-printing technique is explained in this article. Learn more about [...]
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3DWare is established in 2014 based in Mumbai, India. 3DWare, also known as AM Prototyping Labs Pvt. Ltd. is developing and manufacturing SLA & DLP 3D-Printers and 3D-printing supplies. The unique design of the 3DWare Alpha Plus and Zeta resin 3D-printers enable industrial users to implement resin 3D-printing quickly. 3DWare and Liqcreate are collaborating to […]
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Liqcreate would like to thank the guest writers at 43dprint.org for writing an article on our website. If you’re in the market for a 3D printer, you’ve probably realized that there are two different options when it comes to 3D printer technology: filament and resin. Chances are that you’re wondering which one is best. Well, [...]
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Choosing the right material for your application can be difficult. For other 3d-printing techniques like FDM and SLS, some already known commercial thermoplastic materials are available and a comparison is easier. With resins, all resin manufacturer make their own formulations from an infinite amount of raw materials. Which can make it difficult to compare. To [...]
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There are several 3D-printing techniques that are suitable for mass manufacturing. One of these techniques is continues resin 3D-printing, covered here. Another method, which is quite new is volumetric 3D-printing. In this article we focus on the technology behind volumetric resin 3D-printing, its advantages and disadvantages, compatible reisns and companies active in this field. [...]
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In a previous article, we explained how continues 3D-printing works, you can read the details here. In this article we focus how this technology is used in the 3D-systems Figure 4 resin 3D-printer. The Figure 4 is quite similar than its competitors Carbon3D with their DLS (digital light synthesis), EnvisionTEC (ETEC) with the cDLM printers and Carima’s [...]
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Creality is adding new resin 3D-printers to its growing portfolio of Creality Halot printers. Earlier the Halot-One, Halot-Sky and Halot-Max were already introduced to replace its LD-coded resin series likt the LD-006. The new printers are named Creality Halot-One Plus and Creality Halot-One Pro and are an improvement on the Halot-One. Here you can find [...]
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