The NucDeck is a Steam Deck-like open-sourced build from maker Dan McKenzie, and is finally ready for public hands, with a BOM and assembly instructions up for grabs.
The software’s latest update might not be quite as large as the last, but there’s still a lot here, with quality of life and performance being the name of the game.
The machine will be fully revealed later this month, although Rat Rig promises its performance will exceed that of the V-Core 3 – and to expect two variants.
The update sees optimizations that aim to improve scanning performance and speed, plus new features that boost users' levels of control over their scans.
The Voroff is a "continuous printing system" that removes prints via a rotating print bed and a scraper bar – and could be a print farm game changer.
The update enables users to export as both PLY and OBJ files – and the algorithm behind the feature will soon be open-sourced.
The model can generate 3D models from user-input text prompts in less than a second, and produces better or equal quality than other similar models, Nvidia suggests.
The "exclusive to Discord" beta arrives with a host of improvements, including a support engine for resin users and a new surface ironing feature for filament slicing.
Prusa's Nozzle Replacement Tool secures your heater block to the Nextruder, reducing the risk of damage and enabling faster and safer nozzle swaps.
The Genmitsu Reno 4040 is very similar to SainSmart’s Genmitsu 4040 Pro router, although it leverages a belt motion system instead of lead screws, and is substantially cheaper.
While Bambu Lab accommodates the release, users who choose to install it – or any third-party firmware – will lose warranty eligibility.
The move sees the popular photogrammetry software stepping away from PPI and perpetual licensing and opening up more to casual users and start-ups.
Prototypes of an AI scanner and a 3D to Relief Sculpture tool serve as additions to the current MakerLab repository.
From heads to pommels, the limits are nearly endless for how you can create the saber you were always destined to wield, with packages starting at ~$32.
Users can now make bulk purchases of select filament to receive up to 32% off, and subscribe to the OEM’s newsletter to trial upcoming filament.
Customized in a special process with either a thick or thin coating, Ember Prototypes’s build plates can serve both functional and aesthetic purposes.
A large update for the slicing software places the spotlight on user experience, with a refreshed UI, the addition of previously Pro-exclusive features, and more.
TAGM is a bio-based resin that a new study claims can be reprocessed, potentially making it a solution for a longstanding manufacturing challenge.
Multi-material printing-focused improvements headline this minor release, which aims to sate the community’s appetite until the next major update.
Basalt Moon Dust Filament is composed of synthetic moon dust, although to print with it you’ll have to contend with the gravity of its hefty price tag.