Philips debuts 3D printable components to repair products - WorldNL Magazine

The files are hosted by 3D printer manufacturer Prusa. However, only visible parts can be produced.

The electronics company Philips makes repairing its products much easier with the new "Philips Fixables" program. Users can now simply download spare parts here as a 3D print template. (Read more)

Philips Fixables allows consumers to 3D print their own replacement parts

Philips Fixables is now live on Prusa’s Printables platform, which allows anyone to download a printable file for free and build their own spare parts at home.

3D Printing Replacement Parts : Philips Fixables a Solution to Broken Appliances?

What if the next time your favorite appliance broke, you didn’t have to toss it in frustration or hunt for an expensive replacement? Instead, you could simply print the part you need—right at home or through a local service. With the launch of Philips Fixables, this vision is becoming a reality. By offering open source […] The post 3D Printing Replacement Parts : Philips Fixables a Solution to Broken Appliances? appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.

Philips Debuts 3D Printable Components for Product Repair - 3D Printing

Philips has introduced "Philips Fixables," a new initiative offering free 3D printable replacement components for select products.

Philips Fixables is an innovative project that allows you to print 3D spare parts at home. A virtuous example that starts from the right to repair and also involves the big electronics companies, including Apple - on macitynet.it The right to repair marries 3D printing with Philips Fixables