Webinar | Learning the Basics of Continuous Fiber Reinforcement @markforged
Webinar | Learning the Basics of Continuous Fiber Reinforcement  @markforged
Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Markforged Continuous Fiber Reinforcement (CFR) can be incredibly strong, but how do we use it to make a part as strong as aluminum, without over-engineering your part? The goal of this webinar is to help answer that question by taking a look at:

- What each type of continuous fiber is used for
- Where to place CFR for optimal mechanical properties
- How to path fiber in Eiger
- Finding appropriate applications for fiber use

0:00:00 - INTRO
0:01:35 - WHAT IS CONTINUOUS REINFORCEMENT?
0:02:57 - TYPES OF CONTINUOUS FIBER
0:07:12 - THE "TOSS" METHOD
0:08:00 - BACK TO THE BASICS
0:09:50 - BEAM BENDING THEORY
0:12:43 - USING FIBER IN A SANDWICH PANEL
0:16:51 - TUBE BENDING DIE APPLICATION
0:18:34 - FIBER REINFORCEMENT STRATEGIES
0:21:42 - EIGER DEMO
0:36:09 - WHAT FIBER SHOULD I USE?
0:41:31 - LET'S REVIEW
0:43:55 - Q&A

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