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Experience High-Speed 3D Printing with Kentstrapper’s ZeroHS

Kentstrapper introduced a new high-speed 3D printer, the ZeroHS.

Relativity Space Hits Milestone Despite Mission Failure of Terran 1 Rocket

Relativity Space achieved their milestone this week, sort of.

Innovation on Deck: How Louisville Slugger uses 3D Printing

Louisville Slugger is combining modern techniques with tradition by using 3D printing to create next generation equipment.

Nano Dimension’s CEO Takes Aim at Stratasys with Unconventional Daily Videos

The CEO of Nano Dimension is publishing daily videos talking about their proposed Stratasys acquisition.

3D Printing in Kitchens: A New Research Paper Predicts Widespread Use

A new research paper predicts widespread use of 3D printers in kitchens to prepare food.

Major Problem Solved in Bioprinting: New Composite Scaffolds Show Promising Results

Researchers seem to have solved a major problem in bioprinting.

OpenAI vs. Google: The Battle for AI Supremacy

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at recent developments in AI.

Speed Up FFF 3D Printing with LIQTRA’s Innovative Multi-Nozzle System

LIQTRA has developed a very unusual 3D printing system that’s up to 4X faster than typical FFF implementations.

Exploring the Cooling Process of Metal 3D Printing Using Particle Accelerators

Researchers have now probed the mysteries of metal 3D printing with particle accelerators.

MIT Develops MechSense to Integrate Sensors into 3D Printed Devices

MIT has developed “MechSense”, a new way to integrate sensors into certain 3D prints.

Materialise introduces Materialise Process Control and the BP SDK

Materialise Process Control, released in collaboration with Phase3D and Sigma Additive Solutions, enables quality control using data gathered during the 3D printing process, and the Build Processor Software Development Kit (BP SDK) connects 3D printers with software for data preparation.

NASA Announces New Research Institute Focused on Advanced Manufacturing

NASA announced the creation of a new research institute dedicated to advanced manufacturing.

Essential Digitization: Why Small Museums Should Consider 3D Scanning

Small museums should consider 3D scanning their collections.

Optomec CEO Dave Ramahi Passes Away Unexpectedly

Optomec has lost their CEO, Dave Ramahi.

Surprise Announcement: Nexa3D Acquires XYZprinting’s SLS 3D Print Business

In a surprise announcement, Nexa3D revealed they have acquired XYZprinting’s SLS 3D print business.

Book of the Week: 3D Printing with SketchUp

This week’s selection is “3D Printing with SketchUp” by Aaron Dietzen.

Mexican Company Develops Biodegradable Plastic Using Avocado Seeds

A new biodegradable plastic has been developed by a Mexican company based on Avocados.

Could Faster 3D Printers Spell the End of the Bedslinger?

Could the Bedslinger 3D printer design disappear?

Hands On With AESUB 3D Scanning Spray

I recently had the opportunity to try out AESUB’s 3D scanning spray.

Design of the Week: 3D Printed Lathe

This week’s selection is the 3D Printed Lathe by Thingiverse contributor MELKANO.

Which 3D print company is the biggest this week? [Image by Stefan Keller from Pixabay]

Who’s The Biggest In 3D Printing, March 19, 2023

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week.

Scientists Discover Way to Create 3D Structures with DNA

A research team is working on ways to produce 3D structures using DNA.

Revolutionary 3D Printer Design Aims to Reach High Speeds on a Budget: Meet THE 100

A new revolutionary open source, high-speed 3D printer design has been released, and it should shake up the market.

New AM Materials Round Up, March 17, 2023

Several new AM materials were announced in past weeks.

Check Out Ampower’s Updated Comprehensive Overview of Additive Manufacturing Technologies

Ampower has updated their comprehensive additive manufacturing technology overviews.

Nano Dimension Makes $1.1B Offer for Stratasys; Critics Call it a Last-Ditch Effort

The offer represents a 36 percent premium to current share prices, but highlights ongoing internal turmoil from shareholders accusing Nano Dimension of mismanagement.

Hands On With The Mole 3D Scanner, Part 3

Our hands on test of the new Mole 3D scanner concludes with software, scan results and final thoughts.

Hands On With The Mole 3D Scanner, Part 2

Our look at the new Mole 3D scanner continues with operations and alignment.

Hands On With The Mole 3D Scanner, Part 1

We’ve been quietly testing the new Mole 3D scanner for a few weeks and have a full, hands-on review.

Military Conflict: Using 3D Printing Technology to Boost Ukraine’s Armaments

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi believe there is a key role for 3D printing in the Ukraine conflict.

Original Prusa XL 3D Printer Now Shipping After Years of Development

Prusa Research finally shipped the Original Prusa XL 3D printer, but this is far more than just a printer launch.

3D Printing Rockets: Relativity Space is About to Reach a Historic Milestone

If you’ve been paying attention, we almost hit a major milestone in 3D printing this past weekend.

ICON’s Initiative 99: A Chance to Transform Construction with 3D Printing

ICON announced something that should have happened a long time ago: an architectural design contest.

Desktop Metal Launches Live Suite

A software package containing Live Platform, Live Studio, Live Build MFG, Live Build DLP, and Live Sinter

A Look at UMaine’s 3D Printed Solutions to Housing, Energy and Infrastructure Challenges

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at several 3D printed innovations at the University of Maine.

Design Your Own Stretch Filament Dryer for Inexpensive 3D Printing Quality

Filament drying is becoming an essential step in 3D printing, and here’s a way to do so economically.

Mass Media Asks, “Have We Finally Reached the 3D Printing Revolution”?

A recent story in The Guardian regarding the state of 3D printing is generating some controversy.

Formlabs Unveils Dental Solutions for Increased Production Throughput

Formlabs introduced a bevy of new products for their dental business unit today.

Book of the Week: How to Draw

This week’s selection is “How to Draw: drawing and sketching objects and environments from your imagination” by Scott Robertson and Thomas Bertling.

Is it Worth Reviving an Old 3D Printer with DUET?

We have more thoughts on the question about the ancient F100 3D printer from earlier this week.

130 Buildings Worldwide Have Been 3D Printed: COBOD Report

COBOD has released some startling statistics about 3D printed buildings.

UC3M Engineers 4D Printer to Print Smart Biomedical Objects

Researchers at UC3M have developed a new 4D printer focused on the biomedical market.

Design of the Week: Morton’s Rolling Knot

This week’s selection is the fascinating Morton’s Rolling Knot by Canadian DIY designer DaveMakesStuff.

Which 3D print company is the biggest this week? [Image by Stefan Keller from Pixabay]

Who’s The Biggest In 3D Printing, March 12, 2023

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week.

Canyon’s Revolutionary Mountain Bike: A Sustainable 3D Printed Aluminum Truss Frame

Charles R. Goulding & Preeti Sulibhavi look at a new 3D printed bike frame project.

Anson Funds Slams Nano Dimension’s Proposed Stratasys Acquisition

The plot thickens in the curious proposed acquisition of Stratasys by Nano Dimension.

Siemens Energy and Senvol Make Metal 3D Printing Data Available to Industry

Senvol and Siemens Energy announced an arrangement to unleash considerable know-how on metal 3D printing.

Nano Dimension Makes Formal Offer to Acquire Stratasys

Nano Dimension has made an offer to take over Stratasys.

Onshape Holds an Online User Conference

Highlights and observations of Onshape Live 23.

Shifting Expectations: The Line Between Mass Production and Customization

Small steps forward are taking us to an additively manufactured future.

3D Printing of Vividly Colored Mechanochromic Parts

Researchers have developed a method of 3D printing mechanochromic parts.

MIT Researchers Create a 3D Printed Heart Model for Pre-Surgical Experiments

It’s a 3D printed heart, but not quite what you were thinking.

Indian Railways Leverage 3D Printing for Luxury Train Coaches

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi review recent developments in usage of 3D printing by Indian railways.

Introducing the Mole: 3DMakerpro’s New 3D Scanner for Precision Geometry Captures

3DMakerpro has just released a new 3D scanner, the Mole.

New RFQ Responder Feature Enhances Authentise’s Additive Manufacturing Workflow System

Authentise announced a new “RFQ Responder” feature for their ever-expanding additive manufacturing workflow system.

ICON and Partners Reveal Unconventional Construction 3D Printing Project in Marfa, Texas

A very unusual, and perhaps application-opening construction 3D printing project has been announced by ICON and partners.

Beyond 3D Printed Houses

An exclusive interview with COBOD founder Henrik Lund-Nielsen about driving construction 3D printing innovation in infrastructures.

America Makes and the AM Coalition: An Update on the CHIPS Bill

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi review a fascinating recent webinar exploring how recent US legislation affects additive manufacturing.

Question of the Week: ideaPrinter F100?

This week’s question relates to a rather old 3D printer, the ideaPrinter F100.

3D Printing with Eggshells: Mexico City Group’s Egg Tower Project

A new project has succeeded in 3D printing with eggshells.

Sigma Additive Solutions Open to Mergers, Business Combinations and Acquisitions

Sigma Additive Solutions has made more moves this week.

Book of the Week: Drawing Techniques for Product Designers

This week’s selection is “Sketching: Drawing Techniques for Product Designers” by Coos Eissen and Steur Roselien.

Analyzing the Economic Benefits of Green Fab Lab Network for 3D Printing Waste

I’m reading a paper analyzing the economic effectiveness of the Green Fab Lab Network concept.

TEI Acquires Another Massive voxeljet VX4000 3D Printer to Supply Parts to GM

voxeljet announced the sale of a 3D printer. But it’s more than just that.

Learn How Electroplating Can Strengthen 3D Printed Plastics

After our story about electroplating last week, we were contacted by RePliForm.

Design of the Week: Dual Portal Desk Toy

This week’s selection is the Dual Portal Desk Toy by Printables contributor Ada Cohen.

Which 3D print company is the biggest this week? [Image by Stefan Keller from Pixabay]

Who’s The Biggest In 3D Printing, March 5, 2023

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week.

Wayland Additive: Demand for Metal 3D Printing Machines Soars

Wayland Additive is definitely not the biggest name in metal 3D printing, but they are growing strongly.

E3D’s Revo Hot End Gaining Momentum

The Revo is catching on.

New F3DB Device Enables In-Body Bioprinting for Medical Procedures

An important development in bioprinting was achieved by researchers at the University of New South Wales.

New Frontier Aerospace’s Hypersonic Aircraft: Powered by Metal 3D Printing

Metal 3D printing is at the heart of New Frontier Aerospace’s plans.

3D Printing With Sawdust Converts A Waste Into Luxury Goods

Forust Partners with design firm HagenHinderdael to demonstrate the beauty and sustainability of 3D printing with organics.

Try Out the “Arc Overhang” Technique in PrusaSlicer for 3D Printing Without Supports

It’s now possible to try out the “arc overhang” technique in PrusaSlicer.

TitanCraft Now Out of Beta: Generate 3D Models of Gaming Figurines On Demand

TitanCraft is now out of beta, as of today.

Streamlining Operations: 3D Systems Announces Major Restructuring Program

3D Systems announced a major restructuring program.

Could PLA be Used to 3D Print Prosthetic Joints?

Could PLA be used for 3D printed prosthetics?

A New Way to Reuse 3D Print Scraps: RecyclingFabrik’s Recycling Service

A new 3D print recycling service has emerged in Germany: RecyclingFabrik.

3D Print Limestone Objects with BactoInk

Researchers at EPFL Lausanne have discovered a technique to 3D print calcium carbonate using bacteria.

Beyond Multicolor Filament: What Mosaic Manufacturing is Offering in 3D Printing Production

I had a chat with the nice folks from Mosaic Manufacturing to learn more about their latest endeavors.

Carbon Expands Dental Labs Offering

Carbon introduced automated print preparation for dental models and new validated post-processing options with Form Wash.

Tencent: China’s Billion-User Platform and Its Role in the Sanxingdui Ruins

Charles R. Goulding looks at a huge Chinese company, Tencent.

Fabbaloo’s Reader Survey Closing Tonight! Enter to Win an Anycubic 3D Printer

Fabbaloo’s annual reader survey will close tonight, and there’s some great prizes for participants!

Digital Foam Technology: EOS and Bauer Create New Customized Hockey Helmets

EOS and Bauer unveiled a new application for 3D printing: personalized ice hockey helmets.

The Pros and Cons of 3D Scanning Apps vs Dedicated 3D Scanners

After the iPhone X was released in 2017, the general public became more aware of 3D scanners.

Book of the Week: 3D Printing Failures: 2022 Edition

This week’s selection is “3D Printing Failures: 2022 Edition: How to Diagnose and Repair ALL Desktop 3D Printing Issues” by Sean Aranda.

Final Chance to Win an Anycubic 3D Printer – Enter Fabbaloo’s Reader Survey Now!

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