3D printing: news and updates from Ukraine Support Fund.
Our volunteers, Sergiy Vakulenko and Валерій Білоус completed another batch of 200 remote-deployment mine housings for the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade. They spent 3 weeks of time printing these 24 hours a day, using over 45 kg of plastic filament, costing ₴23,000 (CA$750/US$550)…Read more: Our volunteers, Sergiy Vakulenko and Валерій Білоус completed another batch of…
Sergiy handed over 50 more NATO-spec magazine loaders to defenders from the 73rd Naval Special Operations Center. After our previous batch a couple months ago, they asked for more. So our volunteers were glad to fill their order quickly.
90 more spools of 3D plastic filament has been purchased for manufacturing 3D-printed parts for the military. The cost of this batch was over ₴30,000 (CA$1,000/US$730). We need help with covering the cost of purchases like this. Please help us support Ukraine's defenders and…Read more: 90 more spools of 3D plastic filament has been purchased for manufacturing…
Our volunteers completed a huge 3D printing job - 200 cases for large-caliber drone-borne munitions. If they had only one 3D printer, this order would have taken over 53 days to complete, working non-stop. Thanks to everyone who helped us buy these 3D printers last year, the…Read more: Our volunteers completed a huge 3D printing job - 200 cases for large-caliber…
In order to keep up with our current rate of 3D-printing production, our volunteers had to restock PETG filament. Sergiy purchased 50 more reels of the material (0.75 kg each) at a cost of 17K UAH (CA$575/US$415). We appreciate all our donors who regularly contribute money to…Read more: In order to keep up with our current rate of 3D-printing production, our…
Sergiy delivered 100 magazine loaders and 100 tailfins for drone bombs to the 25th air-assault brigade.
While 3D printing is highly automated, manual assembly is still required in the end... Our volunteers ensuring Ukraine's defenders have tools to fight off the invaders.
Fighters from the 92nd brigade received our 3D printed tailfins and caps for drone-borne munitions. Thanks everyone for your donations which helped us purchase the materials needed to manufacture these parts. Keep up your support! Our donations links are in the pinned post on the…Read more: Fighters from the 92nd brigade received our 3D printed tailfins and caps for…
A brief look into our 3D printing shop working for the Ukrainian army. In the attempt to automate the production, we even taught the printers to remove the finished models off the print bed :)
Making stuff with 3D printers doesn't end at just printing components. We combine 3D-printed parts with other hardware to make more complex and useful devices, be it a magazine loader, complete with pins, springs and clips, or simple 3D-printed caps for bomblets equipped with…Read more: Making stuff with 3D printers doesn't end at just printing components. We…
Our volunteers, Veleriy Bilous (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100084256283803) [left] and Sergiy Vakulenko (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100011368894224) [right], with the results of their week-long 3D printing shift. Over 1,500 sets of tailfins and caps for…Read more: Our volunteers, Veleriy Bilous (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=10008425…
We provided the 96th battalion of the 60th brigade with 15 magazine loaders for their assault rifles, which Sergiy is making using his 3D printers and additional hardware (springs, screws, etc.) we are able to purchase thanks to your regular donations. Please keep giving. If you…Read more: We provided the 96th battalion of the 60th brigade with 15 magazine loaders for…
