Complexities of Design for Full Color 3D Printing
Channel: Tracy & Tom Hazzard
Date: 2020-07-28

Go to http://3dstartpoint.com to get the links and resources mentioned in this videocast from the WTFFF?! 3D Print Podcast.

When designing a 3D print product, color tends to be the last thing many designers think about, mainly because 3D printers have not been color friendly, up until now. With the many complexities to full color 3D printing, it helps to reframe and start thinking about it as part of the initial design process rather than an afterthought—most especially because color application opens up the design possibilities. Tom Hazzard and Tracy Hazzard talk about planning, designing, and technically specifying for full color 3D printing. The HP Jet Fusion Full Color 3D Printer is a real game-changer in the hands of a creative designer ready to explore the world of 3D in color.

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Resources: 
• White Paper on Elevating Jigs and Fixtures with Informational Color » https://enable.hp.com/us-en-3dprint-wp-elevatingjigs?jumpid=af_hqm9fb41kx
• Other Episode on Color 3D Printing » http://3dstartpoint.com/full-color-3d-printing-complexities/

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