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A Prusa Research release is on track! Plus, Prusa details progress on MMU3-equipped Core One printers and teases prospective spool enclosures for the MMU3.
In the AM industry, the spotlight lies often on hardware, software, and the products they make possible. However, a rapidly expanding segment is drawing increasing attention: services. Mathias Plica, CEO of All3DP, shares his perspective.
The woodworking-focused machine features a 1300 x 1300 mm work area, dual Z-axis compatibility, and claimed top speeds of up to 5,000 mm/min.
PPCF offers high chemical and heat resistance, while PETG Magnetite 40%’s “paramagnetic” properties hold a ton of potential for both professional and hobbyist use.
Formerly the "Voroff", the open-source Vertigo Mk1 will offer kits and Kickstart-exclusive pre-builds.
Featuring a 150 x 110 x 40 mm work area and functionalities like carving, milling and laser cutting, Cubiko will retail for $500 – but is up for preorder for just $249.
Amolen’s new Wholesale Program offers discounts on high-quality, eco-friendly 3D printing filaments for large orders. (Sponsored Content)
The device is priced at $120 and is capable of complex and demanding tasks and applications, including "large language models and computational fluid dynamics".
CES 2025: Creality unveils K2 Plus trade-in, Creality Hi, multi-filament K1 upgrade, new filaments, and machines for a future-ready 3D. (Sponsored Content)
Looking for a plant pot that'll puzzle and amuse guests? This design might be the perfect addition to your collection.
Showcased at gaming perhiperal-maker Genki’s booth at CES, the model looks like a 3D printed version of the as-yet-announced Switch 2, potentially revealing its larger size and screen.
The 3DBenchy rights holder hasn’t enforced the model’s CC-ND license, despite widespread speculation to the contrary.
Lots of Creality material news, from CFS-compatible 3D printers to new filaments.
At the outset, the Hi – or Hi Combo when packaged with Creality’s CFS – looks similar to Bambu Lab’s A1 3D printer, with a user-friendly focus, some attractive QOL features, and more.
With a Wii-U gamepad’s button layout in an Xbox One controller’s form factor, the XWii features 3D printed housing and triggers, rumble motors, and custom PCBs.
As the additive manufacturing sector continues its rapid evolution, industry experts anticipate significant advancements and widespread adoption across various industries by 2025
Users can now spread parts between up to nine print beds from directly within the slicing software, as well as leverage tools like a fuzzy skin painter and scarf seams for better print quality.
Will 2025 be the year that cleaned out the noise, tamed the hype, and changed the trajectory of the 3D printing industry?
Dozens of professional 3D printers launched in 2024 spanning nearly every technology, but only a few stood out from the crowd offering real innovation and delivering what customers have been asking for. Take a look.
Inslogic is the newly arrived high-tech brand, focused on Professional 3D Printing Materials for science, tech, and engineering. (Sponsored Content)