3D Printing Blog

The massive software acquisition will close next year, plus the latest simulation news from Altium, VI-Grade and Ansys.

Our review of BigTreeTech’s Panda Series of Bambu Lab upgrades concludes.

We had the opportunity to test BigTreeTech's Panda Series of Bambu Lab upgrades.

There’s an interesting story from IEEE Spectrum describing how researchers built a low-cost fusion reactor — using 3D printing.

Charles R. Goulding and Warren Buzzell Jr. discuss the Agile BioFoundry's cutting-edge technologies and the untapped potential of 3D printing in bioprocessing.

A radically new and incredibly fast 3D printing process has been developed: Dynamic Interface Printing, or “DIP”.

There’s a new and quite beautiful rendering system for GCODE visualization. When you prepare a 3D print in slicing software, there’s usually a 3D viewable preview. It’s quite important to review…

Have you ever tried to 3D print a waterproof object? There’s a solution for you.

The algorithm is now being trained for Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to apply similar methods for irradiated materials and nuclear fuel.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi trace the Jeep’s transformation from military workhorse to a global off-road legend, spotlighting how 3D printing has opened new frontiers in vehicle customization.

Our friends at Creality have quite a sale taking place on Black Friday. Black Friday sees plenty of deals for all items, and desktop 3D printers are among the more popular…

Researchers have developed a new 3D printable metal alloy that has exceptional cryogenic properties.

There’s quite an announcement from 3DPrinterOS today: they intend on automatically detecting 3D-printed gun parts.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi reveal how Yellowstone's influence on Western fashion is being amplified by 3D printing, offering custom, modern takes on timeless cowboy gear.

One of the hidden secrets in desktop 3D printing is the use of rainbow filaments.

A new Kickstarter project offering a multifunction 3D printer seems to be succeeding.

One of Sculpteo’s customers has developed a new application for 3D printed parts: customized paraglider parts.

This week’s selection is the highly over-engineered Side Bin by Printables contributor SMACKMAX.

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 delve into how automation and 3D printing are redefining global port operations and what this means for the workforce.

JanTec Engineering has an ingenious way to reduce 3D printed part warping through the use of multiple materials.

Formnext Chicago has been postponed, and this is a significant development in the industry.

Ulendo announced a new program to massively increase the speed of certain industrial 3D printers.

Some lesser-known 3D printing simulation software with examples of implementation.

I continue to see doom and gloom regarding Stratasys’ patent infringement lawsuit against Bambu Lab, but most of the commentary is nonsense.

A new Kickstarter project should be of considerable interest to 3D printer operators.

A new approach to point cloud processing could dramatically enhance the accuracy of complex 3D scans.

There are a number of reports of issues with recent filament spools from Bambu Lab. What’s going on?

MakerBot recently announced a new 3D printer, the Sketch Sprint. Some think it’s a Flashforge 3D printer, but is it?

Is it possible to 3D print solder? That seems to be the case, as a motorsport company developed a machine to do exactly that.

Ursa Major is also a tenant at the same location on Southern Boulevard in Youngstown (OH).

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi unpack IKEA’s unique approach to affordability, exploring how 3D printing and price cuts fuel its customer-centered mission.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi provide some insight into Meta's rumored investment of US$5 billion in EssilorLuxottica, thereby combining Meta’s metaverse ambitions with Luxottica's eyewear dominance and exploring the future…

Researchers unveiled “MobiPrint”, a home mobile 3D printer.

VoxelMatters today released a comprehensive report on the state of additive manufacturing in the aerospace industry.

Prusa Research is now shipping MK4S 3D printers from their US-based manufacturing facility.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi dig into the strategic spin-off of Topgolf Callaway Brands, exploring how this separation will reshape the entertainment and golf equipment industries.

FLSUN has released a new and economical ultra high speed 3D printer that seems to beat its competitors.

3D Systems announced three new resin materials for their Figure 4 equipment.

Proto Labs announced the closing of major European facilities.

This week’s selection is the Nadarra Wall by architect Barry Wark.

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week. Publicly traded companies are required to post their financial reports, as well…

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi delve into the Wyss Institute’s cutting-edge 3D printing advances, from bioprinted tissues to life-saving medical devices.

There are considerable discounts being offered on Bambu Lab 3D printers. What’s going on?

QUALUP SAS introduced two interesting new features on their Qu4 HT high temperature 3D printer.

A new GPT offers the ability to chat about 3D printing.

Automated drawings is available now, and AutoConstrain and Autodesk Assistant will be in Fusion early next year.

A new open source tool may eventually revolutionize how 3D models are distributed.

A new metal 3D printing company has emerged: Freeform.

There’s further proof of additive manufacturing value with a new investment in Conflux Technology.