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Jewellery designers use 3D printers in their workflow, these models fall into 3 purposes; prototyping, casting, and making masters. In this post we’re exploring 3 types of printer and discuss how they stack up for jewellery design and production.
Satori’s desktop-sized professional 3D printer, the ST1600, is perfect for printing out practical, useful objects and tools that can be beneficial for everyday use. We have collected 4 unique items you can 3D print to make life a little bit easier.
Masked Stereolithography (MSLA) printers and traditional Stereolithography (SLA) 3D printers use a UV resin to create a 3D object, layer by layer to cure the liquid resin into a final printed part. MLSA printers expose a whole layer of a print at once, whereas traditional SLA Printers steer a point
