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Jonathan, a graduate of the Digital Fabrication and Design course at Selkirk College and former employee of Autodesk, discusses his experiences with generative design in Fusion 360. He focuses on how it enabled him to improve the design of his FPV drone.

In this video I give an overview of the MJF 3D printing and post produciton processeses. For this part we used Materialise Magics for slicing, HP 5200 series printer and processing station with PA12 Nylon Our modified wet media blaster A Princess Auto dry media blaster my proprietary dye system AMT Post Pro SFX vapor smoother

After proving out the design with a home FDM printer, he came to us to have one professionally built with high strength Nylon and flexible TPU. We Used PA12S enabled by Arkema printed on our HP MJF 5200 with a dyed and vapour smoothed finish, the TPU was Formlabs TPU 90A printed on a Sinterit LISA X. Justin was able to repurpose his apple watch straps to also hold the prostetic.

At Tempus 3D, we’re proud to support meaningful innovation through additive manufacturing. In this video, Justin Johnson, a Selkirk...