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Arduino Announces Two New Arduino Pro Products

The Portenta Mid Carrier and the Pro 4G Module are decidedly industrial-focused, but may nevertheless be useful for certain 3D printing applications.

by Adam Kohut
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Much More than a Pretty Face!
Ondsel: All You Need to Know

Feel the power of the next generation FOSS: where open-source meets cutting-edge, and innovation is the norm. Read all about Ondsel!

by Raphael Bertasius
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Have a Plate
Creality Print 5.0 is Looking a Bit Like Bambu Studio

The slicer is getting a "revamp" to compliment Creality's upcoming multi-material device, the CFS, but also adding a multi-plate project feature.

by Shawn Frey
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More Mats
Creality Announces Multi-Filament System & K2 Plus 3D Printer

The "Creality Filament System" looks a lot like Bambu Lab's AMS. It and the new K2 Plus 3D printer will be available as a combo purchase on July 31.

by Shawn Frey
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AnkerMake M5C ‘Headless’ 3D Printer Price Discounted to $239

For a limited time, AnkerMake's single-button high-speed M5C 3D printer is a bargain.

by Matthew Mensley
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Creality Debuts New Printer, Multicolor Unit, Scanners, and More

It's products galore for the company's tenth birthday announcement.

by Matthew Mensley
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What's the Matter?
Matter and Form’s ‘Self-Contained’ 3D Scanner is Having a Shaky Launch

The Three 3D scanner, which requires no internet or USB connection, software, or subscription service, seems near its now thrice-passed ship date.

by Adam Kohut
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Seams Legit
OrcaSlicer 2.0 Released, Improves Seams with ‘Scarf Joints’

The new version introduces an extremely helpful new (beta) seam option, reworked 3D honeycomb infills, and a handful of QOA changes.

by Shawn Frey
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Throwin' Shade
See the Great American Eclipse in Style With a Quick 3D Printable Pinhole Viewer

Even a hearty squint won’t protect you from the furious ball that is the sun. So print a pinhole paddle, instead.

by Matthew Mensley
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Forge On
Flashforge’s 5M Series Is Quietly Getting Better, and We’re Here for It

Better networking, slicer support, and root access is making Flashforge's recent CoreXY Adventurer 5M series worth a second look, particularly for their punchy, low price points.

by Shawn Frey
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Anycubic Teases ‘Multi-Color 3D Printing Breakthrough’

Under a thin veil, Anycubic teased what is (almost certainly) a multi-material unit – and maybe another product.

by Shawn Frey
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Rat Rig Officially Announces V-Core 4 3D Printer

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.

by Adam Kohut
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Army Engineers Harness Metal 3D Printing to Reshape America’s Aging Infrastructure

As American bridges, locks, and dams age, large-scale metal 3D printing steps in to provide faster, cheaper, and better replacement parts.

by Carolyn Schwaar
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Wound Up
Bambu Lab A1 Replacement Heatbeds Shipping Soon

The new heatbeds have been submitted to "accelerated life testing", and passed full-travel durability tests of 12 million motions.

by Shawn Frey
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Einstar Releases EXStar Version 1.2

The update sees optimizations that aim to improve scanning performance and speed, plus new features that boost users' levels of control over their scans.

by Adam Kohut
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Fool Me Once
ICYMI: April Fools’ Day 2024 in 3D Printing

AI features heavily in this year’s roundup, with 3D printers making restaurant reservations and AI as the panacea to all supply chain woes two examples of 3D printing companies just goofin’ around.

by Matthew Mensley
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3DMakerpro Unveils Moose: High-Accuracy, Marker-Free 3D Scanning (Ad)

The Moose series blends user-friendly design with advanced 3D scanning technology, making professional-grade tools more accessible. (Sponsored Content)

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The Legend Goes On
Print the Legend is Ten Years Old: Here’s What’s Happened Since

We recap the 2014 Netflix documentary, Print the Legend, and look at the key events and players (and talk to some of them) that have shaped desktop 3D printing before and, likely, beyond.

by Matthew Mensley
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Tomorrow's Printing Today
AI & 3D Printing: The Latest Experiments

AI can assist with tasks in a broad range of fields, including 3D printing. Read on to see how AI & 3D printing are slowly becoming the norm!

by Guilherme Schendel
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Meshed Up
Kiri Engine Can Now Export 3D Gaussian Splats as Meshes

The update enables users to export as both PLY and OBJ files – and the algorithm behind the feature will soon be open-sourced.

by Adam Kohut
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