One of the things that keeps 3D prints from being useful in everyday applications is the structural instability of the plastic print material--it either bends or snaps under load. MarkForged makes a 3D printer that does something new: it can reinforce printed parts with carbon fiber or fiberglass for rigidity and strength. We chat with MarkForged's CEO about how this print process works test some of its prints.
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This video was shot with a Sony PXW-X70 camera, which we're testing. Thanks to B&H for providing us with gear for CES! Check it out here:
Shot by Joey Fameli
Edited by Tom Crenshaw, Circa Digital
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