A-to-Z of Printing: Print on Metal
The following inspirational examples illustrate some of the spectacular results that can be achieved on metal products and materials with Roland DG technology.
Milling & 3D Printing
Roland DG Global SE Awards 2018
Roland DG is a company that’s recognized all over the globe for a higher level of service and support. Find out about the Roland DG Global SE Awards that recognizes absolute excellence in Service Engineering and discover the best-of-the-best in machine repair and maintenance.
A-to-Z of Printing: "E" is for "Engraving" on Awards
Roland DG EGX series engravers are perfect for customizing multiple materials including metals, acrylics, woods, and laminates on popular items such as trophies, medals, badges, plaques and more!
Military Grade Prototyping with Tricom Research, Inc.
Tricom Research, Inc. develops tactical communication and surveillance technologies for US Military and Federal Law Enforcement. Roland DGA visited their office in Irvine to see some of the cutting edge technology and prototypes they’re developing using Roland DG MDX milling technology.
Info Central for Roland DGA Tips and Tricks
In the second of our info blog hubs, we’ve made an extensive list of all the useful tips and tricks for Roland DG software, inkjet printers, flatbeds, dye-sublimation printers, CNC machines, dental milling machines and more. Also included in this rundown are some small business advice articles and other resources to help you grow your company.
NOTLabs Stands Out with Custom Milled Wooden POP Displays
Roland DGA talked to Shawn Sims, Director of NOTLabs about his latest milling project.
NOTLabs, the production arm of inspiration site, NOTCOT, has completed yet another amazing 3D milling project that we’re excited to share. Shawn Sims, who was responsible for milling Andrew Bell’s skull design and the Jurassic Park Lego planters has taken milling to the next level with his latest project for David Kind Eyewear.
Toy Designer Andrew Bell and the Creatures Inside His Head
Our friends at NOTLabs recently milled a design on their MDX-540S using a 3D file from artist and toy designer, Andrew Bell. The results were awesome and we jumped at the chance to talk to Andrew about his design work and the bizarre, unique and super-cool characters he creates.
The Fab11 Conference – Inspiring and Hacking into the Future
Have you ever thought to yourself, “Am I doing enough to make an impact on this world?”
That’s how I felt when I arrived at the Fab11 conference in Boston, but by the end of the day, I was INSPIRED. The conference, held on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) campus was full of passionate people sharing projects to encourage creativity and ingenuity, and to make digital fabrication accessible to everyone, everywhere. I met some exceptional people who are introducing the concept of fabrication and technology to children in the most rural areas of the world who may never have seen a computer before to educate and encourage them to use their imaginations to create and build.
GoPro Camera Accessory 3D Printed
Roland DG’s monoFab ARM-10 is the kind of device that helps engineers, product designers, artists and other creative people solve problems. At our Roland DG headquarters in Irvine, that’s exactly what we find ourselves doing more and more, as we continue to discover new ways to use this handy desktop 3D printer.
Planting a Jurassic Idea with NOTLabs and Roland DG 3D Milling Technology
Roland DGA talked to Shawn Sims from NOTLabs about his Jurassic World Toys project and prototyping with the MDX-540S.
To coincide with the merchandising of its Jurassic World collection of movie themed products, Target reached out to design trendsetters, NOTCOT, to see what they could come up with. With the help of the Roland DG MDX-540S rapid prototyping machine, they created custom designed and milled desktop planters that look like Lego® pieces and are simply “Rex’trodinary.”