5-axis filament printing at OST - Ostschweizer Fachhochschule One of their bachelor students (Daniel Aeschbacher) developed a five-axis fused filament fabrication printer. The two additional rotation axes enable the conformal printing of components and the elimination of support structures. Core features of our printer - 5-axis CoreXYZ-AC kinematics - Modular print head with large freedom of movement - 3D touch probe for determining the position of the parts Video Credit: OST - Ostschweizer Fach

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