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Philips provides a new program to develop plans for customers to make 3D printing substitute parts for 3D printing replacement parts for individual care products. The video that offers the initiative is a simpler and easier way of functional items, for a single part or extra disruption, as a simpler and easier way. Philips Prusa research and hosts LePub and printed materials on this endeabor Plans plans.
There are some warnings and restrictions on this concept. The quality of the replacement part will depend on the materials used to create it and does not have a 3D printer in each customer. (Some public library systems, universities and local manufacturer communities can be used on the site, which can be used or leased.)
It is also a project in its early stages. Fixables are initially launched in the Czech Republic. On For the opinion program (in Czech), Philips explains that the country has reached the existing manufacturer community for Prusa research and has reached an existing manufacturing community for this project. Another sign that the initiative is still in the early stages is that there is a part of a part available: Add a comb with oneBlade trimmer. But one google translation, two more plans are tagged as “we are working on” and there are three different marks that do not have the descriptions that point to additional plans. Fixables website, there is an option to submit a request for the parts they want to print 3D for customers.
Thus, the Fixables are excited to see a large brand to explore the 3D printing potential for better sustainability for better sustainability, to have a long way to have a long way to make a long way to personal care products.
