by mike | Jun 15, 2016 | 3D Blog
Alumide is a material used in 3D printing consisting of nylon filled with aluminum particles, its name being a combination of the words aluminum and polymide.The aluminum in the plastic creates a unique feel and look. Your part will have a slight “sparkle”...
by mike | Sep 3, 2015 | 3D Blog
The Team at Ultimate 3 D are now offering Hydrographic Print Finishes!If you have a project that requires a custom finish we now offer hydrographic prints from TWN Industries.We have taken on the task to learn and implement this discipline into our mix of finishes...
by mike | Aug 26, 2015 | 3D Blog
A little over a year ago we became Ultimate 3D LLC, in celebration we want to throw a party and you are invited! Please RSVP at info@ult3d.com so we know how many to plan for. Many have already committed, but we don”t want anyone left out! We will have locally...
by Karlee Patton | Jun 24, 2015 | 3D Blog
The Ultimate 3D team has a history and love for racing, so we’re excited to sponsor Palotov Motorsport as they once again take on the challenge Pike’s Peak International Hill Climb on June 28, 2015.Also known as “The Race to the Clouds,” The Pike’s Peak International...
by mike | Jun 8, 2015 | 3D Blog
As 3D printing becomes more prevalent in the manufacturing arena and as we continue to master the art, new doors open and new ways of thinking emerge. Designers and engineers can create assemblies with fewer nuts and bolts, fewer items on a bill of materials and fewer...
by mike | Apr 30, 2015 | 3D Blog
Often we receive models that are bulky and rather large. Take the Sioux Falls Cathedral for instance, a great architectural piece.Sioux Falls CathedralThe bounding box is 141mm x 183mm x 189mm tall, with a solid volume of 1283 cubic centimeters. As is, this will not...