Yearly Archives: 2018

Let's bring the Halloween spirit with some fun prints you still have time to do. So it's 10 days to Halloween. This is the time...

Meet HP 3D printing University space 3D printing can improve a lot of manufacturing processes and people out there need to know how to implement...

The University at Buffalo has come up with a way to track prints back to the owner. They call it PrinTracker. They use a...

Chinese company Jinshi3D (also operating as Kings3D) put to work over 100 of their professional-grade SLA 3D printers to Create 35 Majestic Castles.

Chinese 3D printer manufacturer Creality3D announces the open-sourcing of its most popular 3D printer, the Ender-3 via Youtube.

Student at Loughborough University, UK, designed and built what looks like something out of sci fi movie. Using a lot of 3D printed pieces,...

Research team in Severance Hospital is working towards massive production technology of Korea’s first artificial eye using 3D printing In Korea, at least an average...

Architecture firm Foster + Partners Simulated Space Colonies Using 3D Printing, robotics and VR. Renewed British architect Norman Foster and his firm created a faithful...

The Creality ender 3 is a great introductory 3d printer with a build volume of 220,220.250. Using 1.75mm filament

Kodama, who you know from the hitTrinus 3D printer and now the soon to be released Obsidian 3D printer. I and others whom purchased rights to the first of these off the assembly line have heard the grumblings coming from the Kickstarter community that the Obsidian 3D printer was actually the intellectual property of another company “Furling Technology”.

For many companies manufacturing in China, imitation is also a serious business challenge undermining months of research and development and diluting the value of a product or brand. At Kodama, we experienced product cloning first hand. In this post, we want to share the story of how our latest product was copied before it became available to the market, our main lessons from the whole affair, and how we managed to come out of it on top. But before we do that, here is an overview of the practice of copying (new) products.

For this review I will detail my build of the Jaune Arc's Sword Season 4 RWBY. This review is my own and I was offered no compensation for my opinions, which are my own. I was given the file for build but am under no promise of a good review in return. First let’s go over what we need for this build.