# One-Pot Dual-Wavelength 3D Printing Breaks Free from Support Constraints

**Authors:** Jared Cason Head, Syed Muhammad Usama

PMC · DOI: 10.1021/acscentsci.5c00958 · ACS Central Science · 2025-06-09

## TL;DR

This paper introduces a new 3D printing method that uses two light sources to create structures without needing support material.

## Contribution

A novel dual-wavelength 3D printing technique that eliminates traditional support material through orthogonal light sources.

## Key findings

- Freestanding 3D structures can be fabricated using dual-wavelength printing.
- The method avoids the need for traditional support structures in 3D printing.
- Orthogonal light sources enable precise and complex shape fabrication.

## Abstract

The Page and Huang groups employ orthogonal light sources to fabricate freestanding
3D structures that eliminate the need for traditional support material.

## Full-text entities

- **Chemicals:** carbonate (MESH:D002254), polymer (MESH:D011108), anhydride acrylate (-), ethyl acetate (MESH:C007650), epoxies (MESH:D004853), acrylate (MESH:C036658)

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