Both PLA and PETG print well in an open air environment. As such, there is frequently no need to enclose the build area. PLA in particular has more of a tendency to jam when heat is contained. The EVO series of 3D printers are designed to contain heat well for printing high-temperature materials like polycarbonate, […]
Category Archives: 3D Printed Fixtures
This spool hub was created by Airwolf 3D and printed in ABS with a 1mm nozzle in 14 hours on the EVO Additive Manufacturing Center. These large 25 lb. spools allow Airwolf 3D to extrude large quantities of filament while having the ability to break it up into smaller spools when needed. Did you know […]
 As we move along swiftly with project Project Factory Five Cobra, we’ve found another need for customization – steering rack stops for our manual steering rack. In particular, the factory-supplied steering rack has too much travel. By that, we mean the wheels turn too much. While a tight turning radius is generally preferred, we […]
Working on cars like Project Cobra can be very rewarding. However, at times there will be a few hiccups along the way. Here we encountered such an issue replacing our rear axles. As astute readers may know, in order to outfit project Cobra with vintage-style Halibrand wheels, we must convert the standard 4 lug mustang […]
Printing Polycarbonate for Production 1. Video This video shows the EVO making 48 individual polycarbonate pieces over a period of 40 straight hours. For a desktop 3D printer this is a formidable accomplishment. In fact, the EVO is the only desktop 3D printer capable of printing large batch polycarbonate parts a. These parts, referred to […]
Time Saving Devices: 3D Check out these time saving devices. These are custom 3D printed fixtures which are designed and printed for the shipping department at Airwolf 3D 3D printed fixtures can save your company tons of time and money. Â One of the most amazing aspects of 3D printing is how it can be utilized […]