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Post-processing of SLS nylon materials – Presented by Daphne Laméris, Shapeways

Post-processing of SLS nylon materials – Presented by Daphne Laméris, Shapeways, at the 3D Printing Materials Conference, on April 17, 2018, at Brightlands Chemelot Campus, Geleen, The Netherlands. Read the interview

Once a SLS printer is finished, the production is not. The post-processing of 3D printed models has some unique challenges. In this presentation those challenges as well as solutions applied by Shapeways will be discussed.

About Daphne Laméris
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Finally people are realizing that 3D printing is more than just a machine – Daphne Laméris, Shapeways

Finally people are realizing that 3D printing is more than just a machine – Daphne Laméris, Shapeways

Daphne Laméris is Product Development Engineer at Shapeways. She will speak about Post-processing of SLS nylon materials during the 3D Printing Materials Conference, on April 17, 2018, at Brightlands Chemelot Campus, Geleen, The Netherlands. 

What drives you?

I got into 3D printing because having an idea in your head and the actual physical product in your hands only a few days or weeks later, is simply amazing. My goal is to make the realization of ideas easier and the product better.

What emerging technologies/trends do you see as having the greatest potential in the short and long run?

Materials available for 3D printing are getting more functional with better properties. This increases the possible applications for 3D printing in both consumer and industrial environments. The industry as a whole is also more maturing. Finally people are realizing that 3D printing is more than just a machine, but also involves pre- and -post-production as well as quality control. Continue reading “Finally people are realizing that 3D printing is more than just a machine – Daphne Laméris, Shapeways”