BrainWire is a leading 3D print Company in Nigeria and also a manufacturer of decorative indoor and outdoor lights in Nigeria and across the globe.. and are happy to set a customer service unit here to readily answer your various questions regarding 3D Printing and how you can cash in on what as been termed the "next generation technology'...

General FAQs

What is 3D Printing: 3D printing evolves around a process called 'additive manufacturing' which is a process that involves the addition of layers one at a time until the desired 3D object is made.

How is 3D printing done : t you need a virtual design of what you want to print and this can be achieved via using a modelling software called 'Computer Aided Design' or a 3D scanner. The computer then sends this to the printer and it prints.. Simple right!

all you need is a blueprint of what you want in a 3d printable form which can easily be gotten via the software a 3d scanner and boom....the 3d printer prints exactly what you want and in no time as well..

What can I Print : Everything is Printable...there are no limits... from your domestic tools to concept models, instruments, jewelries, toys, cloths, cars, houses, and even food...yes you heard right...food... i almost forgot bones, organ implants, prosthetic and the list just goes on and on and on...did i mention lights, beds, shoes, chairs....ok like i said EVERYTHING you can think of is PRINTABLE.

Do I need to have a 3D printer ; that is why BrainWire is here to help provide and satisfy your 3D printing needs... we sale printers also but if you can't afford one right now, you can send in your virtual design of what you want and we print it for you and deliver at your convenience. Also we have designers at our disposal to help out creating the virtual image of your desired object so you don't necessarily need to learn process if you don;t want to.

I am a designer, can i work for your company; WE presently creating a community on our website where you can showcase your work and get paid... so guys dust your designing gloves as we bring the buyers to your door step and also get first hand infoas to when we are recruiting on the same community platform.

How do i contact you; you can call on 08164024723, 07066694524, 08035415875. Visit our web; www.brainwire-ng.com or join our social media outlets
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This will be updated continuously....but for now the floor is open for your questions

Following.... How will an ordinary printer print an Iron,just like one of the pictures above??

Bishops10:
Following....
How will an ordinary printer print an Iron,just like one of the pictures above??

the 3d printer prints with exactly what it is fed... and what you feed the printers are called filaments... or in this case a metal-PLA filament ( example of such filaments are bronzefill and copperfill e.t.c) which consist of metal powders ranging from 50-85%....

The printer passes this filament to the extruder and through a hotend. The hotend then melts the filament, turning it into a gooey liquid.

what the printer does is that it deposits layers of the molten filaments and then fuses them with either adhesive or UV light until the desired virtual image or model becomes a real life object..

the metals currently being used for 3Dprinting are:

1) Aluminum / aluminium
2) Steel
3) brass
4) copper
5) bronze
6) sterling silver
7) gold
platinum
9) titanium

I hope that answers your question

bridgesjnr:




the 3d printer prints with exactly what it is fed... and what you feed the printers are called filaments... or in this case a metal-PLA filament ( example of such filaments are bronzefill and copperfill e.t.c) which consist of metal powders ranging from 50-85%....

The printer passes this filament to the extruder and through a hotend. The hotend then melts the filament, turning it into a gooey liquid.

what the printer does is that it deposits layers of the molten filaments and then fuses them with either adhesive or UV light until the desired virtual image or model becomes a real life object..

the metals currently being used for 3Dprinting are:

1) Aluminum / aluminium
2) Steel
3) brass
4) copper
5) bronze
6) sterling silver
7) gold
platinum
9) titanium

I hope that answers your question

Thanks alot

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