3D Printing Blog

We were able to test the highly-touted Anycubic Photon Mono M5s MSLA 3D printer in our lab.

Free scanning with app is a prelude to a state-of-the-art 3D scanning camera.

I found out why some dentists are not embracing 3D printing.

A reader posted their thoughts on the upcoming Text-to-CAD revolution.

We had a look at Flashforge’s latest professional 3D printers, the Creator 4 and Guider 3.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi predict increased use of AI and 3D printing by Cisco.

Did you know that Creality produces a desktop 3D printer that uses pellets?

We’ve updated our 3D print job calculator.

Fused Form is a small company from Colombia that makes a large 3D printer.

In places like Ticino, Switzerland, 'rock flour' can constitute up to 40% of total production, according to ETH Zürich.

Charles Goulding and Mwansa Chabala look at the use of 3D printing in Africa's healthcare industry.

Anycubic’s latest FFF 3D printer, the Kobra 2, offers two unique technologies.

What’s up with top-down resin 3D printing?

One of the largest 3D printers I’ve ever seen in person is the massive CMS Kreator.

This week’s selection is “A Dictionary of Mechanical Engineering” by Marcel Escudier and Tony Atkins.

Anycubic has unveiled its latest innovation, the Photon Mono M5s.

Artillery announced their new Sidewinder X2 3D printer, featuring a larger build volume, and several advanced features.

It's a question on everyone's lips: What has UltiMaker been doing with Thingiverse?

This week’s selection is the cute Tardigrade 3D model by designer Matt Meyer of MatMire Makes.

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

Charles R. Goulding interviews the CEO of Madeium, a sustainable startup leveraging 3D printing.

Inkbit, it seems, has firmly etched its name in its very own 3D print application niche.

Slice Engineering has introduced a new and powerful nozzle for FFF 3D printers.

We had a chat with Polymaker to learn more about their latest developments.

Higher volume machining along with injection molding and 3D printing are now part of Protolab’s standard offering in an effort to grow market share.

We've discovered that Anycubic is preparing to launch not just one, but two highly distinct desktop 3D printers in the coming weeks.

Barely had we adjusted to Simplify3D v5, when the company decided to shake things up again by releasing version 5.1.

Zortrax has stepped up to the plate with a high-speed 3D printing upgrade.

Juggerbot has been developing something they call a “material card”.

Phrozen has just announced its newest addition to the Phrozen 8K series, the Sonic Mini 8K S.

What has become of YouMagine?

Sintratec has two interesting news items: a modular production system and an ability to print metal 3D objects using SLS 3D printing.

Xtellar combines current Braskem AM material products with Taulman 3D's.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi examine an important corporate transaction.

Things could be looking up for Thingiverse.

AM-Flow showcased an intriguing bagging system for 3D printed parts.

There's been a change of course at 3DEO.

This week’s selection is “The Future of Leadership in the Age of AI” by Marin Ivezic and Luka Ivezic.

Slant3D has released another 3D print video news roundup from our recent stories.

Our team spent last week in Chicago at the annual RAPID+TCT event, where there were approximately 450 exhibitors.

Denmark-based COBOD, has announced a rather large 3D printed building project.

There’s a new 3D printer Kickstarter that’s attracting a lot of attention, both good and bad.

This week’s selection is the Print-in-Place Box by Printables contributor andyroo770.

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 believe there could be increases in additive manufacturing spending by oilfield services.

What would be the largest 3D print order in history?

Helio Additive has secured a major investment and is on its way to revolutionizing slicing forever.

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.