3D printing: news and updates from Ukraine Support Fund.
Our volunteers are printing this useful apparatus which saves hands and fingers of Ukraine defenders who need to constantly load magazines. It is extremely easy in operation, saves time and prevents injuries. Sergiy demonstrates the device's operation. So far, we have about 150…Read more: Our volunteers are printing this useful apparatus which saves hands and fingers…
Sergiy demonstrates the two new Ender-5 3D printers in action. Thanks everyone who helped us raise funds for purchasing of these printers.
Two of the Creality Ender-5 S1 3D printers have arrived in Ukraine. Sergiy has picked the packages at the post office and spent the evening assembling and testing them. Both printers arrived with no issues and are now working to help Ukrainian defenders fight the battles.
We purchased one more Creality Ender-5 S1 3D printer for our volunteers in Ukraine so they can scale drone parts production even more. The full price of the printer was $470 CAD.
We have purchased additional 8 kg of 3D printing filament to be sent to Ukraine and turned into something really really useful.
Sergiy made a batch of parts for making machine gun magazine loader. Manually inserting dozens and dozens of rounds into magazines lead to hand strains and injuries. This little gizmo makes the whole process so much easier. Check out video example of this apparatus in action…Read more: Sergiy made a batch of parts for making machine gun magazine loader. Manually…
Sergiy has completed 100 pods for aerial munitions. We spent over 6 kg of plastic filament to print these, at a cost of about ₴3200 ($115 CAD). With two more 3D printers en route, our production capacity is about to triple.
Ukraine defenders need a lot of replacement parts for drones. Our volunteers have put our single 3D printer to a very good use recently, working with Print Army (https://drukarmy.org.ua/), to print all kinds of parts to the point that the single printer became a major bottleneck…Read more: Ukraine defenders need a lot of replacement parts for drones. Our volunteers…
The 10 kg of 3D printer filament I bought on Amazon and shipped out finally arrived in Ukraine. Sergey is starting to put the material to good use.
We sent out another batch of 42 tail fin assemblies for drone-mounted munitions. With many hours on our 3D printer and over 2 kg of plastic later, the package is ready to be shipped.
Another batch of 3D-printed pods for drone-mounted munitions are ready to be dispatched to their destination.
Sergey successfully completed the production of 60 vial holders using a 3D printing technique, specifically designed for military medics. These holders are crucial in organizing and storing vials effectively, aiding the medics in their critical duties in the field.
