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Prusa Introduces A Resin Printer at Maker Faire NY

Posted on September 22, 2018 by Brian Benchoff

For one reason or another, the World Maker Faire in New York has become the preeminent place to launch 3D printers. MakerBot did it with the Thing-O-Matic way back when, and over the years we’ve seen some interesting new advances come out of Queens during one special weekend in September.

Today Prusa Research announced their latest creation. It’s the resin printer you’ve all been waiting for. The Prusa SL1 is aiming to become the Prusa Mk 3 of the resin printer world: it’s a solid printer, it’s relatively cheap (kit price starts at $1299/€1299), and it produces prints that are …read more

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6 Must-Have Metrics in Your SLA

Posted on May 9, 2018 by Eyal Arazi

Your Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a crucial component of DDoS defenses. It is your contractual guarantee outlining what your DDoS mitigation provider will deliver and their obligation to remedy in case they do not meet those guarantees. Many vendo… Continue reading 6 Must-Have Metrics in Your SLA→

Tony’s Random Office 365 Updates

Posted on May 1, 2018 by Tony Redmond

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Anyone running an Office 365 tenant knows that it’s hard to keep up with everything that changes. Imagine what it must be like to write about Office 365! To clear my list of things that I want to mention but haven’t had the chance to, here’s some short snippets that you might or might not have heard about.

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Architecting Availability Zones for Azure VMs

Posted on March 21, 2018 by Aidan Finn

This is all you need to know about Azure Stack architecture [Image Credit: Lenovo]

Aidan Finn discusses some architectural elements that you will use if you wish to deploy services across availability zones within a single Azure region.

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3D Printering: Print Smoothing Tests with UV Resin

Posted on March 8, 2018 by Donald Papp

Smoothing the layer lines out of filament-based 3D prints is a common desire, and there are various methods for doing it. Besides good old sanding, another method is to apply a liquid coating of some kind that fills in irregularities and creates a smooth surface. There’s even a product specifically for this purpose: XTC-3D by Smooth-on. However, I happened to have access to the syrup-thick UV resin from an SLA printer and it occurred to me to see whether I could smooth a 3D print by brushing the resin on, then curing it. I didn’t see any reason it shouldn’t …read more

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Review of the Moai SLA 3D Printer

Posted on February 26, 2018 by Al Williams

It is funny how we always seem to pay the same for a new computer. The price stays the same, but the power of the computer is better each time. It would appear 3D printers may be the same story. After all, it wasn’t long ago that sinking a thousand bucks or more on a 3D printer wouldn’t raise any eyebrows. Yet today you can better printers for a fraction of that and $1,300 will buy you an open source Moai SLA printer as a kit. [3D Printing Nerd] took a field trip to MatterHackers to check the machine out …read more

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Application SLA – Knowing is Half the Battle

Posted on January 4, 2018 by Frank Yue

In today’s world, digital transformation has changed how people interact with businesses and conduct their work. They interface with applications on the network. These applications need to be responsive and provide a quality of experience that e… Continue reading Application SLA – Knowing is Half the Battle→

Using SLA Management to Save Time and Improve

Posted on December 13, 2017 by Daniel Lakier

Today more than ever, the success or failure of our digital enterprise rests on whether our customer has a good user experience. No one wants to use something that is difficult to use or unreliable, and most of us don’t want to use something unl… Continue reading Using SLA Management to Save Time and Improve→

What Would Sherlock Print, If Sherlock Printed In SLA Resin?

Posted on November 5, 2017 by James Hobson

Resin printing — or more appropriately, stereolithography apparatus printing — is a costly but cool 3D printing process. [Evan] from [Model3D] wondered if it was possible to produce a proper magnifying glass using SLA printing and — well — take a gander at the result.

A quick modeling session in Fusion 360 with the help of his friend, [SPANNERHANDS 3D Printing] and it was off to the printer. Unfortunately, [Evan] learned a little late that his export settings could have been set to a higher poly count — the resultant print looked a little rough — but the lens would …read more

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