New “green medal” environmental prize at world-renown show goes to low-carbon footprint garden with 3D printed terracotta planters.
Following a dormant spell, Makerspace is back with a fresh coat of paint. The tool is the focus of a new drive to connect makers with tools and communities.
The Positron is a community build, but a partnership with LDO Motors has made this quirky machine more accessible than ever.
The Blackbox CE leverages kinematic coupling and passive watercooling to achieve high degrees of positional accuracy and printing performance – but be warned, this build isn’t for beginners.
A new device by Ajax-3D automagically calculates TD values for your filament, taking the guesswork out of color lithophanes and saving you wasted filament on test swatches.
The sweeping update touches on everything from print quality to UI to MakerWorld integration, with 80-plus updates, improvements, tweaks, and bug fixes.
Essentially an open-ended OpenSCAD window, the tool allows users to easily adjust parametric models' size, shape, content, and more.
The Proosa XY Conversion Kit relies on stock, 3D printed, and third-party components to bring a speed increase, input shaping, and more to MK3 and MK3S machines.
A "research effort" into generative AI, the project has already created an experimental yet professionally oriented model that focuses on design variation and functionality.
A new, fully assembled version of E3D and Bambu Lab's collab hot end makes the part a little easier to swap.
Machines in the wild and the beginnings of a file repository mark good news for Coast Runner, despite the recent filing of a lawsuit in California that threatens injunctive relief.
Anycubic’s latest release looks like it’s squarely positioned to duke it out with the Bambu Lab A1 for our attention. While we haven’t tested one yet, the clues are there to begin to piece together how it works.
Angelo Casimiro’s half-hour video sees the Filipino designer searching markets and sourcing spare parts to create a robust “Frankenstein build” capable of Bambu Lab X1 speeds.
The fully enclosed, 20W dual laser engraver aims to combine the speed of a fiber laser with the versatility of a diode laser, and is claimed to be capable of "deep" engraving and embossing.
Following a chaotic launch livestream that left some burning questions unanswered, the company’s entry into the colorful world of multi-material add-ons is finally available to preorder at its recently revealed early-bird price of $449.
The 2-watt 1064nm infrared laser will work with Snapmaker’s recent Artisan and Ray models, as well as older 2.0 machines.
Expert advice on turning your 3D printing experience into a thriving 3D printing service business.
Autodesk’s contest asks entrants to create a mechanical or animated droid, with designs judged on four criteria, including creativity and technical expertise.
At $399 for the printer alone or $559 bundled with the AMS Lite, Bambu Lab's bed-slinging speedster is still great value for money.
The plotters differ in size, but are otherwise essentially the same, featuring brushless pen-lift motors, auto-homing, and compatibility with a wide range of writing utensils.