On 2013-11-08 09:20, Spehro Pefhany wrote:
> At 07:45 PM 07/11/2013, you wrote:
>>Instead of owning our own 3D printer, we would like to first try
>>thrid-party 3D printing service.
>>Though google search gives a bunch supplier, it would be good to
>>know if anyone has a good resource to recommend.
>
>
> Quickparts, Redeye are good.
>
> You can try various printing methods- they all have advantages and
> disadvantages. Some of these
> places can also do conventional (subtractive) rapid prototyping,
> which can be an advantage if you
> need realistic (i.e. not crappy) material properties.
>
> --sp

Depending on the material you're interested in, some of the additive=20
processes are capable of making full-strength parts which may need very=20
little finishing before use.

-Pete
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