Carlsbad, CA (PRWEB) Could 13, 2015
For over 20 years, Forecast 3D has been providing the newest additive manufacturing, 3D printing, and brief-run manufacturing services to engineers all more than North America. Subsequent week, the team appears forward to unveiling a key project that utilized practically all seven of Forecast 3D’s additive technologies – the Harbinger an all new, custom built race car primarily based on a 1969 Mustang. This race automobile – which boasts more than 45 fully functional parts built with additive manufacturing – is genuinely exclusive and demonstrates the realm of possibilities of 3D printing. The Forecast 3D group and race car can be noticed next week in Extended Beach at Rapid, identified as “the preeminent event for 3D printing, scanning, and additive manufacturing.”

Forecast 3D will be exhibiting at the major additive manufacturing industry show Speedy subsequent week, Tuesday, May 19th through Thursday, Might 21st at the Long Beach Convention Center in Booth #749. Being at the forefront of item development for over 20 years, the group brings a continuous array of wonderful designs to life every single day, and the Harbinger, which was constructed for race automobile manufacturer Agent 47 Competitors Items, is a project that Forecast 3D is specifically excited to reveal at Fast.

“Working with Agent 47 on the Harbinger project has been quite enjoyable and rewarding to all of us at Forecast 3D. Motorsports has constantly been a hobby of mine, so to be involved on a project of this scale and to see what can be done with Additive and ProCAST RTV in the custom and race vehicle constructing business… to say it’s thrilling is a gross understatement. I think this is the tip of the iceberg as more and far more custom and specialty car shops embrace these technologies,” stated Corey Weber, President and CEO of Forecast 3D

Agent 47 Competition Products needed a multitude of sturdy, lightweight, high heat resistant, and appealing parts for its new Harbinger Mustang. The team utilized Forecast 3D’s SLA (Stereolithography), Fortus FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling), DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering), ProCAST (RTV Casting / Short-Run Manufacturing), and CNC Machining services to prototype more than 45 components throughout the vehicle. Agent 47 was able to get components swiftly and inexpensively in thermoset production plastics, with a assortment of properties and cast in colors and textures. The combination of technologies, supplies, and finishes enabled style verification, lengthy term finish-use testing, and most importantly high level racing. The Harbinger and its components had been tested by means of an whole grueling season of NASA’s American Iron race series culminating in the 2014 National Championship at Sonoma Raceway.

Those interested in joining Forecast 3D at Speedy can use code 10074525 for totally free registration: http://www.rapid3devent.com/. To schedule a client meeting or project assessment during the show, email information@forecast3d.com or check out Booth #749. These interested in learning far more about Forecast 3D’s additive manufacturing solutions can go to http://www.forecast3d.com or submit a 3D CAD file design and style to https://dashboard.forecast3d.com to get started on a new project.

About Forecast 3D 
Forecast 3D (http://www.forecast3d.com) has been in the 3D Printing and short-run manufacturing space for 20 years and was not too long ago voted by their personnel as one of the 10 Greatest Places to Function in the US & Canada in Plastics News. Known for their quality of service and craftsmanship, Forecast 3D gives a diverse variety of 3D printing technologies with SLA (Stereolithography), FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling), DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering), PolyJET high-precision 3D printing, and CNC Machining, as effectively as becoming a leader in RTV Tooling operations.





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