3D Printing Blog

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at the growing usage of 3D printing at Men's Sheds.

Pantheon has been making big strides forward with their incredible high-speed carbon fiber 3D printer, the HS3.

Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed a new way to use 3D printing for wound dressings.

A new alliance of providers could provide an easier way to develop and produce 3D printed medical implants.

This week’s selection is “Everything You Need to Know About Buying Your First 3D Printer” by Y. S. Parham.

AI is upon us, but what might it affect in the 3D printing universe?

Modix has developed an intriguing strategy to connect with 3D printer buyers.

There’s a new document from UL describing how to work with 3D printers in a safe manner.

This week’s selection is the detailed reconstruction of the Divje Babe Bone Flute by Matt Gilbert.

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 suggest 3D printing could greatly aid the progress of cobots.

I had some further thoughts on Anycubic’s latest FFF 3D printer, the Kobra 2.

There is an incredibly simple way to recycle dirty IPA from resin 3D printing.

How Sun Tzu’s advice helps drive success in metal 3D printing for production applications.

In the ever-evolving landscape of 3D scanning, 3DMakerPro has made another significant stride forward with the launch of their Lynx handheld 3D scanner. 

Prusa Research has issued its first ever sustainability report.

There may be significant changes in the way polymers are made and used in future 3D printing systems.

Zortrax recently completed a project for ESA that involved significant use of 4D printing.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi see a future for 3D printing in the growing sport of Pickleball.

A Reddit contributor described an astonishing 3D print workflow that just might become a normal approach in the future.

Aniwaa has produced a massively comprehensive chart of known 3D print processes and providers.

I’ve been wondering how UltiMaker will tie together their software environments, which could be quite interesting.

From investors including Lockheed Martin Ventures and RTX Ventures.

Charles R. Goulding & Melanie McIntyre look at the increasing use of 3D printing in the dental industry.

A new furniture option is set to shake up the resin 3D printer world.

Authentise announced something they call “3DGPT”, a new AI tool for 3D printing.

HP seems to be developing a robotic assist solution for their MJF 3D printing systems.

This week’s selection is “3D Printing Without Prior Knowledge: 7 Days To Your First 3D Print” by Benjamin Spahic.

Researchers develop a novel approach to control drug release through complex 3D printed geometry.

There’s a new titanium coming for additive manufacturing, and maybe much more.

We had a chat with the nice folks from Ulendo.

This week’s selection is the Pool Noodle Sword Handle by Martin Kozak.

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

The education industry has experienced remarkable transformations in recent years, driven by the relentless advancement of technology.

As if the Stratasys takeover situation wasn’t already complex, another player has entered the game: 3D Systems.

Marketiger is an Eindhoven-based 3D print service that’s taking an unusual path to generate business.

E3D finally released their high-flow Revo hot end the other week, and it should make life easier for certain types of 3D printers.

Strategies for when, where, and how to exhibit 3D printing for manufacturers.

Researchers have developed an unusual approach for enabling multi-material resin 3D printing.

There have been a series of important developments in the ongoing Stratasys – Nano Dimension battle.

Polyspectra offers a unique 3D printer resin chemistry, unlike anything else we’ve seen.

We recently had a conversation with Max Lobovsky, the founder of Formlabs, concerning the company's latest advances.

Our test of the new high speed desktop 3D printer from Anycubic, the Kobra 2, concludes with a look at software print results, and final thoughts.

Our test of the new high speed desktop 3D printer from Anycubic, the Kobra 2, continues with a look at setup, calibration, and operations.

We were able to test the new high speed desktop 3D printer from Anycubic, the Kobra 2.

The approach, led by MIT, involves the 3D printing of a metallic powder strengthened with ceramic nanowire.

Charles Goulding and Mwansa Chabala consider how 3D printing could be applied to the induction cooking market.

3D model repositories seem to be shifting into a common monetization mode: memberships.

Prusa Research has released their first input shaping firmware.

We spoke with the leaders of Impossible Objects and learned that they have big plans for the future.