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@@fuzzynippys so happy to hear that it was helpful!

Thanks! We are always happy to share projects like this!

Glad it helped!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad that it was helpful!

The FreeScan Combo is a game changer for speed and quality, glad that you liked the video!

Thanks @bwilliams1815, we always enjoy collaborating with you!

We don't work with that printer, but we would start the search in user forums of other users. Sometimes, you can also get lucky just by asking the manufacturer directly. Good luck!

Thank you! It is always nice to get positive feedback =)

Happy to hear that it was helpful! Unfortunately, we don't have a knitted texture readily available for sharing at the moment.

Great question! It will remain like this in SOLIDWORKS. The only way to convert the file is to fully reverse engineer the part. This is usually a manual process where you recreate the part 1 feature at a time. Some software plugins can help, we recommend Mesh 2 Surface for SOLIDWORKS.

Hi Naveed, our dyes are semi-translucent and allow the base color of the material to come through slightly. To brighten the surface color of a dark base material you would need a coating or a paint, which is a fundamentally different approach to adding color that usually requires individual part preparation rather than batch processing like our Dye system.

@@3dchimera ohh okay thank you so much for the info!

Great question! We have not run a test on that one. Let's run an experiment together 🧪 🥼... shoot me a private message about your requirements.

Will send it to your regular email.

We have not tried that approach. Give it a shot and let us know what you think in the comments here.

Fair enough, but the 3d scanning process is 5-10min, so still a huge savings in time for most cases.

Happy that it was helpful for you!

Glad that you liked it! Making specialty tools is one of our favorite ways to utilize additive technologies.

Thanks for the shout out, we always enjoy working on projects with you and your team! And you are definitely right, DC5 Association is planning to scale up simply by 3D printing more identical tools to produce additional parts in parallel.

Glad that you liked it!

🙌Thanks for working with us on this project! 🔥

We don't have one on that at the moment, but we will share your comment with the content team for a potential future video.

The support settings can be dialed in for easy removal in just about every material. For internal supports it is always best to utilize a dissolvable support material.

We will try to include that in a future video.

In SOLIDWORKS, 3D Textures is currently only available for mesh-data.

Nice! Sounds awesome.

Glad to learn that this video was helpful for you! 1) There are many new materials getting released everyday for SLS, and the melt temps for PET and PA6 should be in the typical SLS window. I think food safe will be a challenge, but it is probably possible under really controlled conditions. 2) SLS parts are definitely comparable to injection molding, and you can often take advantage of geometry that is impossible to mold for even extra strength in a very similar footprint for a part. Good luck with your printing! If you need more info email alex@3dchimera.com

That is always a challenge with a tool like Blender that is getting updated all the time. Wishing you the best!

@Sintratec Thank you! All of the parts we dyed for this video were printed on your S2 machine from PA12 nylon.

For anyone reading, you could subdivide your plane if you're not getting enough vertices or use the voxel remeshing tool from the sculpt panel. A plane doesn't have to be an efficient 4 vertices, it can be subdivided to fit the complexity of the geometry needed.

He should actually be putting the subdivide modifier Above, and choose simple. Alternatively, some CAD software like Rhino has mesh options for maximum edge length. Set that to your minimum feature size, and you'll get a really nice even mesh (it will be Heavy). As you've noticed, displacement modifier will do nothing without the vertices to move, which is why adding a subdivision modifier after is just "smoothing" it by sort of blurring the results. Adding it first will make it more smooth And correct. Be sure to change it to simple first. And disable the displacement modifier before you add it first. Check the size of the resulting mesh, THEN enable it again.

Thanks! The Sintratec S2 SLS printer was a perfect fit for this application.

@Brian We are stoked that you liked the example - it is always fun to share stories about our customer successes!

We are happy that it was helpful!!

I am using the newest version of blender. I can follow you up till you apply texture and change to object then plane. Those options don't appear for me. Should I change versions of blender? Is there another way in the newest version? Any help would be appreciated

same! Trying to add textures from graphica textures that already exited in a model to export as mesh to give the 3d print the look of the object instead of the wireframe and i am completely lost @@Nickschaos81

@user-ee6qp2qd8n Thank you! We are super excited to introduce this new product to the market.