Stacked 3D Printing Builds on the Figure 4 Printer @3DSystemsCorp
Stacked 3D Printing Builds on the Figure 4 Printer  @3DSystemsCorp
Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
3D Systemsโ€™ Figure 4 platform enables 3D printing to be optimized for maximum output by nesting parts throughout the build volume. In this print, 120 parts were printed with an average build speed of 2.5 minutes per part.

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