3D Printing Blog

Clinging to outdated ideas about additive manufacturing puts you behind. Here are 5 3D printing myths worth busting.

Interesting news from Authentise today regarding three separate partnerships.

There’s been another development in the science of recycling polymers that could affect 3D printing.

HP is focusing their 3D print efforts on applications.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi discuss Saint-Gobain's proactive approach to 3D printing integration.

In my quest to find the most unusual 3D printing accessories, I found an interesting heating unit.

NASA announced a new call for volunteers to live in a 3D printed Mars habitat.

Researchers may have developed a way to perform multicolor resin 3D printing.

The software from 1000 Kelvin promises to increase productivity and accelerate engineering speed.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explore the ongoing construction of wood homes in hurricane prone coastal areas and the advantage of 3D printed homes.

OpenAI announced something quite startling last week, and it has significant long-term implications for 3D printing and design.

I’ve found another automatic fire suppression system for 3D printers.

There’s a reason the word “nano” appears in Nano Dimension’s company name.

This week’s selection is “Diamond Age” by Science Fiction author Neal Stephenson.

Phrozen is about to release a new resin 3D printer, the Phrozen Sonic Mighty 14K Revo.

UltiMaker released a new 3D printer about a year ago, the S7. But where's the successor device?

I had a look at two interesting 3D print sensors from Dyze Design.

This week’s selection are the Croc Toes by Cults contributor HBRDL.

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

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi consider the FTC's investigation into Welsh Carson and the importance of 3D printing's value-add as a resource.

I’m looking at “The Cloud” a “Personal Printer Sentry” for fire control.

Can you design any 3D printable part using ChatGPT? That’s the claim of a new experiment.

Afinia announced a new 3D printer, the QD330.

A brief look at the available methods, materials and machines for multicolor 3D printing.

This month’s community support selection is the HPPS Project for Bambu Lab X1C/E machines.

Researchers have developed a powerful method to use AI to generate metamaterial designs that could be 3D printed.

Researchers have used 3D print technology in an innovative manner to enable human cartilage tissue engineering.

Charles R. Goulding and Jacob Nolan discuss TikTok sensation Emily Yarid, known as Emily the Engineer, and the intersection of creativity and engineering.

There’s a new 3D printed product on the market: an airless basketball.

Researchers have developed a unique way to use “ice 3D printing” to help produce artificial human organs.

A small milestone in additive manufacturing was achieved by Siemens Energy this week.

VoxelMatters’ new report confirms forecasts, as combined hardware, materials and service revenues are now expected to top $45 billion yearly by 2032.

Charles R. Goulding and Jacob Nolan discuss the US Department of Defense's strategic integration of 3D printing.

A house fire in Austria is rumored to be caused by a 3D printer fire.

3DPrinterOS and Polymaker announced a very intriguing deal for materials.

Phrozen has unveiled more details about the pricing of their upcoming Arco FFF 3D printer.

This week’s selection is “Smart Manufacturing: The Lean Six Sigma Way” by Anthony Tarantino.

There’s been a very interesting development in Bambu Lab’s A1 recall process.

Last week we lost John Walker, founder of Autodesk.

Meltio announced an interesting partnership to produce a new robotic metal 3D printing “cell”.

This week’s selection is the Planet Mars Tactile Model by the Astronomical Observatory of the University of Valencia.

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

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi have some thoughts about what trends we might see in the world of 3D printing in 2024.

Prusa Research is now shipping an upgrade kit for their popular MK3S+ 3D printers.

A surprise breakthrough could enable easy recycling of PLA, the most common 3D printable material.

Researchers have developed a new eco-friendly material that might be useful for construction 3D printing.

It depends who you ask.

Steakholder Foods announced a large deal to commercialize their 3D printed meat products.

A unique research project hopes to 3D print critical chemicals at risk of extinction.

Materialise has published their thoughts on 3D printing trends in 2024, and they’re quite revealing.