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What to include in your engineering drawing
Getting a final part that meets your expectations and can fulfill its function starts with having a quality engineering drawing. Here’s what you need to know.
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What you need to know about material compatibility for multi-material injection molding
Learn more about multi-material injection molding, why material compatibility matters, and how to make sure you’re choosing the right plastics for your project.
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Is bead blasting the right finish for your part?
Here’s everything you need to know about the pros and cons of bead blasting as a surface finish for your CNC machined parts.
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3-axis vs. 5-axis CNC machining — what you need to know
Understanding the differences between 3-axis and 5-axis CNC machining will help you pick the right process for your manufacturing needs.
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Selecting the right materials for consumer electronics manufacturing
Choosing the right plastic is critical for producing consumer electronics products that can stand the test of time. Fast Radius can help you make the right decision.
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A breakdown of common urethane casting materials: Silicones, elastomers, and rigid urethanes
Material selection is an important part of ensuring your urethane casted parts perform as expected. Here are some of the most common materials you’ll encounter.
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3D printing clear or translucent parts: What you need to know
Here’s everything you need to know to 3D print beautiful translucent parts, from choosing the right 3D printing process to maximizing clarity.
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Key things to know about two-shot injection molding
The process of two-shot injection molding introduces another layer of complexity, but the benefits often prove worthwhile.
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Medical device manufacturing and biocompatible materials: What product developers need to know
Biocompatible medical devices must meet stringent safety regulations. Here’s what design teams should take into consideration.
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Everything you need to know about electrical discharge machining
Here’s everything engineers and product teams should know about electrical discharge machining, from how it works to its best-fit applications.