3D Printing Blog

Creality launched the anticipated Creality Hi Combo 3D printer today.

UltiMaker has entered the high-speed 3D printing world with their introduction today of the new S8 3D printer.

Some small 3D print-on-demand services encounter unexpected success, but where do they go next? There’s long been a growing number of small individual operations 3D printing parts and models for the…

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explore how Boeing's innovative use of 3D printing is driving the elimination of 'Shadow' factories, boosting production efficiency, and enhancing the aerospace giant's operational agility.

AMPOWER released an update to their very popular additive manufacturing technology maps.

Researchers have developed a method of measuring the effectiveness of AI-based additive manufacturing systems.

Compound Dynamics introduced a new large-format polymer 3D printer, the RM40.

This week’s selection are the High Speed 3D Printed Gears by YouTuber Canocholic.

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 reveal how 3D printing, AI, and automation are driving the rise of humanoid robots, with major players like Apptronik, Tesla, and Google leading the charge.

There’s been a significant development with Creality’s line of resin 3D printers.

Interesting news from ICON: they’ve launched a new residential building project.

Valcun recently had a notable customer event, but it’s only the beginning for the young company.

Why differences in speed, cost, and other considerations are not as simple as you might expect.

There are considerable implications from this week’s announcement of a 3D Scan to CAD service from Backflip.

It just got more challenging to buy desktop 3D printers in Mexico.

Researchers have investigated a new method of 3D food printing.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explain how Trane, JCI, Eaton, and Acuity Brands can leverage their domestic manufacturing edge and invest further in 3D printing to outpace competitors in a…

Do 3D printers fly? Apparently, they do.

A new research paper explores the workflow used in 3DCP.

ESA announced that the first metal 3D print ever made in space is now back on Earth.

The research could lay the foundation for printing complex biological tissues, such as kidneys and muscles.

Charles R. Goulding and Andressa Bonafe explore how Embraer’s innovative manufacturing strategies, including additive manufacturing, position the Brazilian aerospace giant as a formidable competitor amid Boeing and Airbus’ struggles.

I had a chat with Greg Mark about the incredible new release from his new startup, Backflip. Mark is the namesake behind a company you’ve likely heard of: Markforged. Mark and…

Autodesk is to reduce its staffing by nine percent: is AI to blame?

A quiet announcement from Roboze may be more significant than it appears.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi underscore Nucor's innovative edge in steel production, highlighting its green initiatives, advanced technologies, and strategic use of R&D tax credits.

After the price shakeup last week, I thought it was time to review the current pricing of desktop FFF 3D printers to see what’s going on.

There’s some interesting evidence of safety concerns with FFF 3D printing. We post frequently about 3D printing safety, mostly regarding resin 3D printing. That process uses toxic resin that requires special…

New research has identified a way to more properly send electrical signals through 3D printed material.

This week’s selection are the Entomological Utopia sculptures by artist Raphaël Emine.

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 explain that with cutting-edge 3D printers and high-powered lasers, Trumpf is quietly leading the charge toward Industry 4.0.

There is news from SUNLU 3D about print profiles and reusable spools.

Let’s take a nostalgic look at four unusual 3D print technologies that didn’t quite make it.

UltiMaker announced a new STEM grants program for students.

Researchers from the Institute of Science and Technology Austria announce breakthrough in thermoelectric cooling.

There’s a way for desktop 3D printer operators to determine their place in the coming consumer shift.

There have been a series of materials providers exiting the 3D print space. What’s that all about?

I’ve been testing a new benchmark object, the QuBenchy.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi examine American Axle & Manufacturing’s US$1.4 billion acquisition of Dowlais Group, highlighting its impact on 3D printing advancements and the broader automotive industry.

There could be a spot in the local landfill for your aging desktop 3D printer.

Researchers have developed a system for 3D printing Marangoni Surfers to investigate the Cheerios Effect.

Last month Microsoft announced MatterGen. Could this be useful for 3D printing?

The work from UCL and the University of Greenwich reports an 80% reduction in pore formation in printed components while an appropriate magnetic field was applied.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi analyze the pivotal discussions between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, exploring how advancements in 3D printing, strategic corporate investments, and energy cooperation…

Prusa Research introduced a new consumer-friendly feature called “EasyPrint” that marks a significant step for the company.

I’m looking at what could be the strangest Bambu Lab upgrade yet.

NatureWorks announced a new, high speed PLA material grade, 3D300.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explain how KKR’s investment in Henry Schein signals a transformative shift in medical and dental supply chains, with 3D printing at the forefront.