Tempus 3D Blog

This Tempus Times issue explains when to choose SLA 3D printing for detailed resin parts, smooth surface finish, dimensional accuracy, prototypes, and small production runs.

Exploring SLAs impact on manufacturing and when you should use SLA for your design.

Industrial 3D printing isn't just for prototyping. In this month's Tempus Times, see how FDM printing upgrades board games, slashes branded merch costs, and powers Kaizen improvements on the shop floor.

Learn how custom 3D printing supports branded merchandise, game pieces, promotional products, and low-volume custom manufacturing.

Explore how 3D printing can create custom game pieces, branded components, prototypes, and short-run products without tooling.

See how small 3D printed parts can support Kaizen improvements, fixtures, workflow upgrades, and practical manufacturing efficiency.

At its core, 3D printing is about possibility. It allows artists to push creative boundaries and communities to preserve architectural history. We’ve had the privilege of working on three projects that highlight how additive manufacturing supports both artistic expression and architectural storytelling. Here’s a closer look at how 3D printing is shaping arts and architecture in meaningful ways.

This Tempus Times issue introduces Tough 2000 Resin V1 for stronger, stiffer SLA prototypes, functional resin parts, design validation, and small production runs.

At Tempus 3D, we’re pleased to announce that we are now offering Tough 2000 Resin V1 — a high-performance SLA material engineered for strong, stiff, and durable functional parts.

See how FDM 3D printing can be used to design and produce custom safety signs for facility communication, branded signage, and practical low-volume applications. The makerlab tool that makes the magic happen can be found here https://makerworld.com/en/makerlab/imageToKeychain?from=makerlab

This Tempus Times issue explains how 3D printing supports modular robotics, faster iteration, MJF nylon parts, and adaptable robotic assemblies.

This Fix It in Post episode covers generative design for FPV drone components and how 3D printing can support lightweight aerospace and drone development.

This Tempus Times issue highlights how 3D printing supports the medical sector, including prosthetic devices, MJF production, and patient-specific components.

This Tempus Times issue shows how 3D printing supports veterinary orthotics and custom protective devices for pets using digital workflows and MJF production.

This video case story shows how Tempus 3D used HP MJF, PA12 nylon, and TPU to create a custom prosthetic thumb for comfort, fit, and function.

3D printing is a popular manufacturing method in the medical industry to produce tools, equipment, prosthetics, insoles, and other innovative products that improve patient outcomes and make treatment more accessible.

Explore how 3D printing is changing medical product development, custom components, orthotics, prosthetics, and healthcare innovation.

This post shows how 3D printing can support adaptive equipment and accessibility-focused product design, including a 3D printed fishing rod holder project.

We’re excited to share two new upgrades to our 3D printing lineup at Tempus 3D. First, we are soon switching over to PA-12S for all of our Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) prints. Second, we’re now offering SLA (Stereolithography) printing as a new service. Both changes are part of our goal to give you even better-looking parts, more options, and consistent results every time you order.

Learn how SLA 3D printing supports high-detail resin parts, smooth surfaces, prototypes, models, and precision applications.