A guide to 3D printing with the Markforged Mark Two

How to 3D print carbon fiber reinforced parts with the Markforged Mark Two 3D printer.

Markforged’s composite printers line is split between desktop and industrial models. Most of them rely on Continuous Fiber Fabrication (CFF) as a printing method in order to produce particularly robust and versatile parts. The key to success in using continuous fibers relies on great understanding of 3D printing mechanics and in a good identification of the zones requiring fiber deposition.

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