3D Printing Blog

This week’s selection is “Digital Gastronomy: From 3D Food Printing to Personalized Nutrition”.

Rivelin Robotics showed their amazing metal 3D print post processing station to us last week.

TU Delft researchers have demonstrated 3D printing with waste cellulose and lignin materials.

NPPower revealed their new small-format metal 3D printer, the Malachite.

This week’s selection is the astonishing Aerospike rocket engine by Hyperganic.

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

Charles R. Goulding and Matt Selman consider the benefits of using 3D print technology to produce watertight cases for underwater devices.

At Formnext 2022, Stratasys featured a product they don’t even sell.

Rapidia has had some challenges recently, but it seems they are overcoming them.

Sinterjet launched a new and inexpensive metal 3D printing system, the M60.

The network consists of seven additive manufacturing job shops able to handle protoypes or small-series part production

A new company has developed a 3D print system entirely around the concept of digital inventory.

A startup seems to have developed a way to 3D print liquid aluminum.

Our post describing a new approach for multimaterial powder recoating generated some discussion.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi examine the potential of 3D printing to aid the process of reshoring the pharma industry.

After looking at the SYGLASS2 3D printer from Sygnis, I am astonished at what it can 3D print: kilometers of optical fiber.

We had a look at the very unusual METROM SEAMHex 3D printer.

Essentium released the 2022 edition of their annual additive manufacturing survey.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi review a webinar focusing on use of additive manufacturing in space applications.

One of the most interesting technologies we observed at Formnext 2022 was a new way to 3D print multiple materials in powder.

Several new AM materials were announced in past weeks.

Charles R. Goulding and Christopher Lee look at the increasing use of metal 3D printing in the nuclear industry.

This week’s selection is “Advanced 3D Printing with Grasshopper” by Diego Garcia Cuevas and Gianluca Pugliese.

SLM Solutions announced the NXG XII 600E, an even bigger version of the company’s massive metal 3D printer.

A newly announced partnership shows how NFTs could be used with 3D print technology.

ICON announced their massive 3D printed construction project to build 100 homes is now underway.

This week’s selection is the Adjustable Tablet Stand by James C Gullberg.

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

Creality announced a series of dramatic price discounts on 3D printers for their Black Friday sale period, some of which are unprecedented in the industry.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi suggest use of 3D printing in the HVAC industry could increase.

We just completed the epic Formnext exhibition and have some thoughts.

Phrozen announced a unique product for resin 3D printing: light curing putty.

Hyperganic announced a new and very speedy 3D simulation technology.

Hymer uses the Siemens Xcelerator software portfolio and BASF new materials to reimagine motor homes.

An update to our comprehensive list of our hands on equipment, software and material reviews.

Lynxter announced a new 3D printer dedicated to silicone material.

There has been two interesting announcements from Sigma Additive Solutions.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at the tasty future of fast food, courtesy of 3D print technology.

Meltio has introduced two new innovations: “Horizon” slicing software and a laser calibration system.

Create it REAL seems to have switched strategies with their slicing software tool.

It’s gradually becoming the norm to have a sustainability program if you’re in the AM space.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at a surprising shift in the plumbing industry.

Xioneer announced a new dyeing system, The Vortex EZ.

Markforged announced a very useful new feature for their Eiger software platform.

An Israeli company uses an unusual 3D printing process to make large-scale objects.

This week’s selection is “Understanding OpenSCAD: A hands-on introduction to OpenSCAD for 3D printing and CNC milling” by Alicia Doors.

I’ve been testing the Luma 3D scanning app, which uses the new NeRF method, and it’s amazing.

CASTOR announced a unique environmental feature in their powerful part analysis tool.

3DQue announced their flagship software product, AutoFarm3D.

This week’s selection is “Dreams of Earth/Concrete” by architectural designer Dinorah Martinez Schulte.