3D Printing Blog

This week GE Additive announced a very different 3D printer that could dramatically change manufacturing.

A new service for shared 3D model development has been launched by Womp.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at the recent shakeup at GKN.

GE Additive announced the Series 3D binder jet metal 3D printer system yesterday, and it could be a revelation for manufacturers.

Raplas has a broad product set including both resin and powder-based 3D printers.

We’ve all heard about 3D printers printing with carbon fiber, but what about a 3D printer MADE FROM carbon fiber?

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at the implications of Adobe's bid to acquire Figma.

IC3D Printers has launched their annual toy drive, the 2022 3D Printed Toys for Tots campaign.

The new UltiMaker just announced their first product: MakerBot SKETCH Large.

Authentise announced a major new feature for their AM management platform: the Digital Design Warehouse.

Why select a book about problem solving? The answer is easy: because 3D printers break. A lot.

After nine years, The Sugar Lab is back with its original founders.

With the announcement of a new AM cluster, some may be wondering what it’s all about.

3D Control Systems announced the latest version of 3DPrinterOS will support Formlabs equipment.

This week’s selection is the incredible Nissan Ariya replica made by Ogle Models.

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 technology could be used to assist the burgeoning e-bike industry.

This could be a good time to consider purchasing a HALOT 3D printer from Creality.

Sometimes it makes sense to use 3D printing to repair machines.

Formnext announced the winners of its annual AM startup competition in advance of the November event.

Generative design applications are famous for making strange looking, often unpractical parts.

An open source version of a five-axis 3D printer design is being developed, and could soon take off.

Researchers have developed a highly unusual technique for 3D printing metal objects that are both strong and ductile.

The new B3300 is the latest electronics 3D printer from nano3Dprint.

Charles Goulding and Andressa Bonafé look at recent additive applications using aluminum metal.

A Japanese startup claims to be developing a machine that can make its own materials.

Voxeldance Additive now reaches version 4.0, along with a number of new features.

voxeljet announced a new on demand 3D print service able to produce flexible parts in TPU.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi believe 3D printing could assist Porsche.

Many things are recycled in 3D printing, but what about IPA?

Researchers have developed a new method of removing toxic metal pollutants from water using a 3D printed technique.

CadQuery might eventually become more popular than OpenSCAD.

This week’s selection is “Advanced Jewellery CAD Modeling in Rhino” by Jack Meyer.

Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a method of 3D printing with salt, which is being commercialized.

Artec 3D released a new system that is quite different from their traditional equipment.

There’s a new scale for 4D printing.

This week’s selection is the Mechanical Dishwasher Sign by Printables contributor Dingus.

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 recent trends in the automotive industry.

Plasmics launched a hot end with an entirely new heating concept: induction.

Lithoz acquired a ceramic 3D printing company.

Several new AM materials were announced in the past weeks.

Is there an easy way to tell whether a 3D printer is not for you? Yes, there are several.

Automaker Tesla could use a new 3D printable steel alloy to build electric vehicles in the future.

There are plenty of ways 3D printed items can help people with needs.

Charles R. Goulding looks at a new technology for concrete quality control and whether it should be used in construction 3D printing.

I’m wondering why there isn’t a standard format for 3D print slicing profiles.

Researchers have found a way to 3D print fully martensitic stainless steel.

A new service to generate printable DnD figurines has a unique pricing structure.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at how 3D printing could benefit from new apprenticeship programs.