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Whether for sport or fun, DIY BattleBots are here to stay. Check out this list of destroyers that you can build with your 3D printer!
The Creality Halot-Mage S is now open for preorders, with features such as 14K resolution, "Dynax+" ultra-high-speed mode, a built-in air purifier, and more (Sponsored Content)
Create, customize, and order your 3D printed fixtures online in just a few steps with Craftcloud and Trinckle Fixturemate.
A "research effort" into generative AI, the project has already created an experimental yet professionally oriented model that focuses on design variation and functionality.
New insights into investment & growth opportunities in the additive manufacturing market for composite materials, 3D printers, and services.
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.
The Ender-3 V3 Plus builds upon the success of its predecessors with robust features that balance speed and quality (Sponsored Content)
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.
The 2-watt 1064nm infrared laser will work with Snapmaker’s recent Artisan and Ray models, as well as older 2.0 machines.
Anycubic unveils new 3D printers at TCT Shanghai, enhancing FDM and resin printing tech with multi-color and ultra-fast speeds. (Sponsored Content)
Muted demand and cut production numbers mark a frigid release for Apple’s “spatial computing” device, but in the CAD space, it has its fans as it joins the ranks of XR devices offering superlative ways to showcase and scrutinize designs.
Autodesk’s contest asks entrants to create a mechanical or animated droid, with designs judged on four criteria, including creativity and technical expertise.
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.
The new "drop-in IDEX" machines made their world premiere at this past RMRRF and are now available to reserve.
The update introduces a bundle feature for quick export and import of your custom settings.
The compact printer is a Klipper-based machine that boasts Wi-Fi connectivity, a claimed maximum speed of 500 mm/s, and “upgraded hardware”
After several delays, the machine has officially shipped, and CAD files are available for users seeking to customize their printers.
From fasteners to motors to motorized dinosaurs, the “library” serves to help users source and purchase parts for their 3D printing projects.