As a small business in a rapidly evolving technological industry, staying ahead means constantly adapting and innovating to offer our customers the best and highest-quality service possible. A year ago, we took a significant step by purchasing the Elegoo Saturn Resin 3D Printer, which enabled us to expand our range of resin-based products for tabletop […]
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In 2024, 3D Printing has become a great deal more accessible to a wider variety of people. Good quality printers are more affordable, and they are becoming easier to use. However, there is a lot of misconception about how exactly it works, so today we wanted to guide you through some of the basics of
One thing that we have learned since purchasing our 3D printers is that they can be cranky little buggers at times. To help you prolong the life of your cranky 3D printer, here are our five tips: 1. Keep Your Printer Clean Regularly clean your printer to prevent dust and debris from accumulating on the
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Our company Director and Head 3D Printer is often working away in the background, so I decided it was time to sit him down and ask him a few questions… What’s the Weirdest Thing You’ve Ever 3D-Printed? “A human heart. I haven’t actually made this one yet, but it’s in my Production Schedule at the
3D printing is an amazing technology that allows you to create anything you can imagine. However, like any other machine, 3D printers require regular maintenance and repair to function properly and produce high-quality prints. In this blog post, we will share some tips and tricks on how to keep your 3D printer in top condition
“Should I buy a 3D printer?” is a question that we have heard a lot at markets, in the shop and in general conversation. And, it makes a lot of sense because 3D printers are now a lot more reasonable in terms of cost, so it’s understandable that people are taking the idea of buying
If you have landed on this blog post, you probably don’t need us to tell you how awesome cosplay is for connecting with your favourite characters, your creativity, your individuality and other cosplayers. The biggest problem for many cosplayers, however, is where to source 3D printable cosplay models. You can of course design your
Our customer initially approached our 3D printing business because he needed something to keep the windshield (commonly referred to as a ‘dead cat’ of his Rode wireless microphone) securely attached. He had found a product that could potentially address his problem, however, it was only available from a supplier based in the United States. This
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You might have read in the news that as of yesterday (October 1st 2023), England-based businesses are no longer allowed to supply, sell or offer single-use plastics. This joins the previous banning of plastic straws and covers a wide variety of products including: Banning single-use plastics is a great step because estimates suggest that 2.7
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This case study explores the effective utilisation of 3D printing technology in the creation of a tailor-made boat-shaped master for the production of silicone soap moulds. Background For those who may not be aware, Kat, our Marketing Manager, is also the Founder of Made in Grimsby and Cleethorpes. More than a year ago, she conceived
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In the ever-evolving landscape of manufacturing, it feels appropriate to talk about Traditional Manufacturing and 3D Printing, or Additive Manufacturing. Each approach boasts its own set of strengths and weaknesses, influencing industries and shaping how products come to life. Today, I’ll be exploring the nuances of both methods to help you navigate the terrain
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During the event, each participant engaged in a series of five games, punctuated by a lunch break. The morning session commenced with everyone taking part in ‘A Long March’, followed by ‘Trouble in the Fog’. After lunch, the six tables were reconfigured into three distinct missions: ‘The Beast of Boddlin Moor’, ‘Gone Fishing’, and ‘The
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