The succession of 3D printing has taken over many different industries. However, there are multiple fabrics and materials that can be used to encourage new companies to see the benefits of having a 3D printer. Below is a short brief of a few different fabrics that can be used in the print industry and why they are beneficial.
The Ability to Create and Use Different Textures
Since 3D printing allows a user to blend different arrangements of patterns and colors, it also allows the user to be creative in designing different textures. With the ability to use the modern technology of the printers for texturing, it can bring out new and innovative ideas of the artist or designer. Some designers have played with the printers mixing fabrics such as silk, wool, linen, denim, and much more to mix together to introduce new textures and fabrics. With tools like the 3D printer, designers and artist can produce products that are unique and favorable to the masses. To top that off, using the printer, it allows the user to produce the same material and products time and time again, reducing their manufacturing needs, and increase their revenue.
3D Printing With a Splash of Color
Since designers are taking up on the opportunity to create different textures and implement their ideas faster, they are also given the ability to include color and vibrancy into the designs. Adobe designers have played with the ideas of creating different colors or enhancing the natural colors of the fabrics and have since found that the new technology of the 3D printer has not only improved both but also has allowed a new style of designing. For example, by layering a few different fabrics together, designers can create new original materials to use for furniture and clothes that are resourceful.
Ingenious Pattern Effects
After playing around with different textures and colors, designers have also started to play with another creative aspect of patterns. By trying out new styles of lines, curves, and cloth, the 3D printer also can invent new patterns that have designers on the tips of their toes with excitement. To top that off, designers have the ability to change out the materials fast and smoothly if the pattern is not the desired look or appeal. A great example would be the use of two different materials, one that has stripes made from cotton and another of solid green wool could create a masterful tablecloth for specific events.
In conclusion, researchers that have played with the printing technology, have learned that many different fabrics can be used, however, it is best if the designer already has knowledge of the fabrics because this will reduce the learning curve on the printer itself. By understanding the fabrics at the core, the ability to manipulate different fabrics together, the designers will not only save on time, materials but also their investment. The 3D printers have started new trends with different designers, and there are new products that are being produced that are usable and wearable, and fashionably appreciated.