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Paul Chow

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Toronto
As seen in: 3DGearZone, arXiv, Communications of the ACM, Physical Review B, Eco-Business, Lexology
Covers:  3D Printing, 3D Modeling, Woodworking, Prop making
Paul Chow is 3D printing expert with extensive experience in prop making, woodworking, CNC machining, and 3D modeling.

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Paul Chow is an expert craftsman specializing in 3D printing, prop making, woodworking, and CNC machining. Since his introduction to 3D printing in 2016, Paul has honed his skills in 3D modeling and printer construction, becoming a recognized figure in the field for his innovative approaches to large-scale fabrication.

His technical expertise shines through in his latest project: the development of a large-format 3D printer with a 1200mm x 300mm build volume. This printer is designed to produce…

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ELEGOO Unveils the OrangeStorm Giga 3D Printer On November 4th, 2023 - 3DGearZone

ELEGOO Unveils the OrangeStorm Giga 3D Printer On November 4th, 2023 - 3DGearZone

In a world where the size of your creation often dictates the scope of your imagination, having the right too…

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Anycubic Photon M3 Max Review - 3DGearZone

Anycubic Photon M3 Max Review - 3DGearZone

The Anycubic Photon M3 Max positions itself as the most affordable way to get into large-format resin 3D prin…

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Best Resin 3D Printers in 2023 - 3DGearZone

Best Resin 3D Printers in 2023 - 3DGearZone

Whether you're on the hunt for an industrial-grade printer to churn out equipment and materials in large quan…

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Bambu Lab's A1 Mini: A Comprehensive Look Amidst Mixed Reception - 3DGearZone

Bambu Lab's A1 Mini: A Comprehensive Look Amidst Mixed Reception - 3DGearZone

In a significant stride for the 3D printing industry, Bambu Lab has unveiled its latest products, the A1 mini…

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ELEGOO 8K Grey Resin Review - 3DGearZone

ELEGOO 8K Grey Resin Review - 3DGearZone

ELEGOO's 8K grey resin has delivered some of the most visually stunning resin 3D prints we've ever seen. The …

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Sunlu Water-Washable Resin Review - 3DGearZone

Sunlu Water-Washable Resin Review - 3DGearZone

Discover Sunlu Water-Washable Grey Resin: a game-changer in 3D printing. Streamline cleanup with water, reduc…

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Corporates are key for climate action - here's how

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By Paul Chow
| Eco-Business Verified
2024 was the hottest year on Earth since records began. This year, ushered in by ravaging fires in California, promises more of the same. Climate change is having a real and damaging effect on our environment, just as it is also taking a brutal toll on communities, livelihoods and property worldwide. Yet, even as these events unfold around us, recent news points to a rollback on climate commitments in some parts of the world.
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Dual Extruder 3D Printer: Everything You Need To Know

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By Paul Chow
| 3DGearZone
3D Printing has come a long way from its early days of basic single-material prints. With the introduction of dual extruder 3D printers, it has opened doors to new possibilities, improving efficiency, design complexity, and material diversity. If you’re considering adding one to your setup, here’s what you need to know. Imagine having the ability to print with two different filaments at the same time. That’s exactly what a dual extender 3D printer brings to the table.
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How To Dry Filament: A Step By Step Guide

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By Paul Chow
| 3DGearZone
Drying filament might seem like a basic step, but it’s one of the most important parts of the workflow for consistency and good results. Unfortunately, any type of filament, such as PLA, PETG, and nylon, are hygroscopic and tend to absorb moisture from the air. This can throw off the precision we strive for, leading to stringy prints, uneven extrusion, or worse, failed projects.
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