Low(er)-cost laser sintering 3D printers are making their way onto the marketplace, so that small businesses can begin 3D printing tough prints the way that Shapeays has been able to for years. To accompany those machines, there needs to be an affordable place to purchase powder with which to 3D print. Soon, we’re likely to see a number of new companies offer their alternatives for name brand powder, including Germany’s Diamond Plastics, which has just released a Polypropylene material for laser sintering machines.…
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