5 most Applications of 3D printing in Jewellery

3D printing is a Rapidapid Prototyping Technology positioned at the design stage to produce inexpensive models. Once the 3D model is created the design team will review the product. 3D printing use has increased and many industries are adopting this technology.

The use of 3D printing in the jewellery industries is increasing day by day. With 3D printing model editing is fast. Software like RHINO, JewelCAD is used for work jewellery designing.

Myself Ravindra Gavde, NextGen 3D Guide, founder of the Facebook group "Mission 3D for Generation Next" and my mission in the coming 3 years is to prepare a career seeking 10000 students for future opportunities in 3D Printing.

Now let us see, 5 most applications of 3D printing in jewellery.

1. Prototype Modelling

Before making actual jewellery a prototype model can be made first and can be viewed in all direction. Any changes to be done can be implemented at this stage. At this stage, it not only reduces design defect but also saves time.

2. Functional Testing beforehand

After making the model actual jewellery is made. Then it is tested functionally and used on the body. The customer is satisfied with its appearance and usage.

3. Customisation

Customised Jewellery can be made directly. Due to this customer can make quick decisions and make changes as per their creativity and demand. Customised 3D printed jewellery fits properly and is aligned with the body composer, which looks beautiful.

4. Produce Jewellery parts directly

Normally in several international fashion shows, jewellery costume is made and shown to the public as a unique application of 3D printing in jewellery, which is highly appreciated by the world.

5. Wax models in Lost Wax Casting

Normally wax model is made as a pattern in the lost wax casting procedure. It is a complicated procedure step by step to prepare a wax model. With the help of a wax model pattern, actual jewellery is made with different material such as brass gold extra. 3D printed wax models are fast to make on a 3D printer after a CAD model is made. Thus reducing the time and cost to make jewellery.

The high cost of 3D printing in jewellery application it has captured a small fraction of the market. In the future with easy to use 3D printing Technology the 3D printed jewellery market is poised for growth. Castable Wax 40 Resin easy to use material for jewellery manufacturing will lead to a bigger market in future definitely.

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5 Applications of 3D Printing in Medical Field

 

3D printing is used in many fields nowadays along with the medical and dental fields too. In my previous blog, I had written about the main four applications of 3D printing in dentistry. In this blog, I will be writing on 5 applications of 3D printing in the medical field.

Personalise, precision in the medical field is on the rise. New technology is bringing doctor and patient closure by delivering treatment and giving customised services comfort and personalised treatment.

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Following are the 5 applications of 3D printing in the medical field.

1. Anatomical models patient wise

Anatomical models normally which we see at ENT specialist, where eye, nose or ear 3D model is kept near the doctor to explain the patient regarding their problems. Due to 3D printing technology, the patient can be 3D scanned, and as per their configuration 3D model can be built. This anatomical 3D model can be referred to for preoperative planning, visualisation, and sizing for pre-fitting medical equipment for a routine and highly complex procedure.

2. Medical instruments and devices

As you know 3D printing is a rapid prototyping process. Because of reviews and low cost, many manufacturers of medical tools have developed and adopted the technology to produce brand new medical devices and surgical instruments. Overall 80 to 90% reduction in lead time for prototypes is due to in-house 3D printing.

3. Affordable artificial body part (Prostheses)

Simple prostheses only available in a few sizes, the patient has to use what best fits him. Custom-fit prostheses are expensive depending upon a person's individual size and shape. Secondly, as a child grows the protheses has to be adjusted which is very expensive to repair. 3D printing prostheses has got the required size will be much cheaper than those available in the market.

4. Solutions for foot-related issues (Insoles and Orthoses)

Insoles and Orthoses are solutions for a number of foot-related issues and can be very effective for reducing pain and addressing other physical or postural problems.
Insoles are the product that you can find in pharmacies and other healthcare shops. Insoles offer to cushion and support the foot, which reduces pain. Insoles can be used by wide a range of people as possible.

Orthoses are similar to inserts, but with the important distinction of being custom-made.

5. 3D printed organs, Tissues, Blood Vessels.

Normal procedure is using autograft of tissue from one point to another of the same individual body, or organ transplant from a donor. Research in the field of 3D bioprinting is hoping to soon be able to create tissues, blood vessels, and organs on demand. While 3D bioprinting fully functional internal organs such as hearts, kidneys, and liver still sound futuristic, advancements with hybrid 3D techniques are happening at a very rapid rate.

Overall there is tremendous research going on in the medical field to make use of 3D printing technology. With the help of man's original tissues different organs are being built, which can be replaced with the damaged organs.

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Main 4 Applications of 3D Printing in Dentistry

 

3D printing is being used in many fields nowadays. 3D printing applications are endless and particularly it is now advancing into medical and dental fields too. A dental implant is usual in the field of medicine and everything is made as per the patient mouth and should be custom-made for that person. There is no one size that fits all dentures or braces and patient often needs repetition of the process of the same mouthpiece they work their way through different treatment.
This makes 3D printing an ideal fit for dental industries, as it's possible to make unique surgical guides, crowns, and trays quickly and cheaply. There is no need of taking a physical impression and creating a plaster model. Instead, a 3D digital impression can be taken with a scanner, a camera that can create a 3D rendering of teeth into a digital file. With all this technology on hand, the device can be printed right then and there without the patient even having to leave their chair.

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Following are the applications of 3D printing technology in dentistry.

1. Repair or replace a damaged tooth

The dentists scan the patient's mouth with a small scanner. This creates a 3D image of teeth and gums which is saved in a computer in a 3D model. This helps the dentist to digitally to design the tooth repair and print the finished product on a 3D printer.

2. Create a 3D Model of Teeth and Gum for study and treat accordingly.

Normally the patient is told to bite down on uncomfortable clay to get an impression of their teeth and gums, which becomes their initial model for designing a treatment of braces or artificial tooth replacement. But now with 3D printing dentists can use the same Technology explained in the first example to scan the teeth, design, and print the end result in-house.

3. Manufacture dentures, bridges, caps, or crowns.

With the help of 3D printing, all kinds of dental implants can be 3D printed in-house. Here it will be printed more precisely and will fit properly.

4. Make surgical tools and guides

Not only 3D printing can make dental implants themselves but they can also 3D print 3D guides of supports that are needed to complete dental procedures.

There is a number of benefits of 3D printing in dentistry. The dentist saves money as he makes implants in-house also no skilled staff is needed to support. Subsequently patient saves money too. Manual model making is time-consuming while 3D printing is very fast and accurate. Overall there is a bright future for 3D printing in dentistry.

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5 ways to start a small business using 3D printer

3D printing is an innovative business. 3D printing is a new technology and there are chances that you will succeed and achieve profits in 3D printing. Considering the market you will not have many competitors in this field. It's Blue Ocean market right now. Compare to other countries we in India have a long way to go and explore.

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There are 5 ways to start a small business using a 3D printer, let us understand how. To know about it read my blog till the end.

1. Customised Items

Many of us must be remembering when we were a child we used to collect different stickers, photos of cricketers, film actors or comic characters and used to exchange if you have double or triple. These all were available through some toffees or chocolates. Now you can choose any character and print in no time at your home.

A good model designer and 3D printer can make anything you wants. You can sell this product all over the world. You can make dinosaurs, ancient animals or any characters you want. Your imagination is the limit. You can even get money from the most popular crowfunding sites for your 3D printing startup.

2. Designers products

You can print home products in small series and at affordable prices keeping 3D printing profit at the same time. Similarly, 3D printing startup is Jewellery manufacturing. Demand for made to order Jewellery is more nowadays in the market. You can make Customised Jewellery.

3. Prototyping

Actually, 3D printing initially started for prototype products only, due to its initial high cost in manufacturing with the help of dies. Many designers will like to check their ideas on real models. Offering prototype services for them will be an ideal business. The cost of production is not much and the 3D printing margin will be satisfactory.

4. 3D printing farms

Instead of having a number of printers you can get it printed from outside from 3D printing farms. A 3D print farm is a group of 3D printer that run simultaneously and as continuously as possible to increase production rates of printed parts. Here you can send your model through the internet to them and get 3D printed object at your doorsteps.

5. 3D scanning

3D scanning is a supplementary service to 3D printing. Many people will like to copy the shape of their favourite objects, living creature are even their own face. Scanning your object and scaling to the required size and modifying it and joining with some other object you can print as you like. Instead of a picture of anything, a 3D object is made and it looks beautiful.

The more you explore 3D printing solution the bigger are the chances of the 3D printing business. You will succeed and start ahead of other competition and make an impact in the market. So don't wait 3D printing is just within your reach. Just try.

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