Unlock the Potential of 3D Printing with a New Post-Processing Technique
3D printing has rapidly become an important technology for a variety of applications, from manufacturing to medical. Today, 3D printing is even used to create objects with complex shapes and intricate details. However, post-processing of 3D printed objects is often an arduous task.
A new 3D net post-processing technique developed by scientists at the University of Wollongong in Australia is aiming to make this process easier. The technique uses an expandable 3D net structure that can conform to the shape of a 3D printed object, allowing for more efficient post-processing. The 3D net post-processing technique can be used for a variety of 3D printing materials, and is especially useful for objects with complex geometries. The expandable 3D net structure is lightweight, and can be easily manipulated to wrap around the 3D printed object. This allows for faster post-processing, and can reduce the need for additional machinery.
source: Phys.org