3D Printing Blog

3YOURMIND has introduced a fascinating new feature called Easy3D.

A new approach to inspection could make metal 3D printing more financially and environmentally friendly.

Let’s learn all about FEP.

Sculpteo recently announced a new recycling program for unwanted 3D prints.

Stratasys has announced a significant upgrade for their GrabCAD 3D print job preparation tool.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at the source of many 3D print innovations, Eindhoven.

It turned out that SPACs were not the right way forward for many 3D printing companies.

What could be an important development in materials occurred with an announcement from Mechnano.

Wayland Additive raises £4.6M to boost their electron beam 3D printing production.

The Trident celebrated the newest model with celebrities and a unique use of Stratasys Tech Style technology.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at submarine production possibilities with 3D printing technology.

Seurat landed a truly massive 3D printing partnership.

UltiMaker reveals a new branding strategy following last year’s Ultimaker and MakerBot merger.

This week’s selection is “The Entrepreneur's Guide To Building An Unstoppable Team” by Kelly Roach.

Greetings, additive manufacturing enthusiasts!

I've realized there is yet another way to leverage AI for 3D printing that might be easy to do.

Shining 3D has released a very intriguing new handheld 3D scanner, the FreeScan Combo.

Wohlers Associates has issued their annual report on additive manufacturing.

This week’s selection is the Stone of Destiny by Historical Environment Scotland.

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 look at a unique material for 3D printed construction.

Anycubic unveiled the new Photon Mono 2 resin 3D printer.

Impossible Objects has announced a new 3D printer, the CBAM 25, which prints at an incredible speed.

Berlin-based company MakerVerse is making waves in the manufacturing network space.

Lisa D. Block is the Chief Revenue Officer for Hybrid Manufacturing Technologies Global.

The market for customized 3D printers is set to boom in the aerospace and medical device industries—and that’s just the start.

It seems the 3D print world is rapidly shifting to high-speed devices, and this change will significantly impact many aspects of the industry.

3D Spark offers a service that can optimize part production for manufacturers.

Modix has introduced a new prototype 3D printer, the CORE-60.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at the work being done by several major plastics producers to increase sustainability through 3D printing.

We've developed a simple calculator to help Fabbaloo readers determine the actual cost of 3D prints.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is beginning to impact various aspects of society, and a new development in additive manufacturing—material design—is no exception.

A groundbreaking new 3D printing material has been developed by a university student, opening up a world of possibilities in the industry.

The TATAMI ReFAB PROJECT received the second prize award from the SaloneSatellite organizers.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at how Etsy has become a kind of "virtual interior designer" via 3D printing.

A 3D printed drone is able to venture into dangerous fire situations.

AMFG recently announced a significant partnership with RapidMade.

Roboze powers forward with an intriguing partnership.

This week’s selection is “Blender for Dummies” by Jason van Gumster.

Have a clog in your FFF 3D printer? The NoClogger might be just what you need.

Makertech 3D has introduced a new professional 3D printer that includes tool changing capability.

Researchers have developed a new metal alloy that is not only 3D printable, but also can withstand very extreme environments.

This week’s selection is the amazing RoyBot robot painter by YouTuber Nerdtronic.

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

Charles Goulding and Mwansa Chabala expect more 3D printed energy systems from GE as a result of increasing demand for electricity.

Tensions remain high between Stratasys and Nano Dimension, with more revelations coming to light.

Formify has introduced a new service that allows customers to order customized 3D printed gaming mice tailored to their hand.

Xometry recently released the results of a survey conducted in collaboration with Forbes to gain insights into current manufacturing trends.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory report highlights additive manufacturing applications for hydroelectric power industry.

Could everyone please get together and figure out a way to standardize 3D printer profiles? Please!