3D Printing Blog

This week's question focuses on the expiration of Stratasys-owned PolyJet patents.

Charles R. Goulding and Arianna Coger look at how a children's TV show pivot could make good use of 3D printing technology.

Today I’m looking at KINGS 3D, the largest manufacturer of SLA 3D printers in China.

Automotive manufacturers have been turning to new technologies to ramp up growth in recent years.

I spoke with Sindoh and learned they’re undergoing a major transformation.

A resurgence in popularity for vinyl music coincided with the democratization of 3D printing technologies.

I had a look at Smart3D’s manufacturing system, the MACRO, which offers both regular and high temperature additive manufacturing options.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at how Lippert Components is using 3D printing.

It’s that time of year again; we're rolling out our annual reader survey, and this year there is an incredible prize for one lucky respondent.

IKEA has quietly introduced a pair of 3D printed designs in their online store.

A new version of Polygonica has been released with several powerful 3D features.

Charles R. Goulding and Randall Rothbort look at how ADT's Engineering Lab could make use of 3D printing technology.

We’ve just heard rumors that Shenzhen-based 3D printer manufacturer ANET has “gone under”. But is this true?

Formlabs announced a new 3D printer, the Form 3+, with an amazing feature.

I spoke to MakerBot to get an update on what they’ve been doing lately.

This week’s selection is “More Intermediate Arduino and 3D Print Model Railroad Projects” by Paul and David Bradt.

Well, well — it’s the beginning of another year, and time for some forward thinking.

The year 2021 has ended, and it’s time to look back to see what happened in 3D printing and Additive Manufacturing.

This week’s selection is the 3D printed Throne toilet by Nagami.

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week – but this week we’re looking at the entire year.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi review the major 3D print stories of 2021.

It’s the end of the year, and I wondered which stories gathered the most views by Fabbaloo readers.

Dogs with special needs are incredibly adaptable, in spite of their limitations.

Polymer 3D printing solutions developer Stratasys revealed the newest addition to its portfolio of 3D printing solutions for dental applications, the Stratasys Origin One Dental.

Do you have a resin 3D printer? Here’s a whole bunch of tips for you.

Testing the Aquila S2 desktop 3D printer continues with an examination of print results.

Our lab has been quite busy lately, and this time we’re reviewing the Voxelab Aquila S2 desktop 3D printer.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi describe recent mass media attention given to 3D printing technology.

A new company, Palitra, hopes to provide practical and affordable full color 3D printing technology to the market.

Apparently there have been massive changes at RIZE, and the company no longer appears to be marketing 3D printers.

Silicone 3D printing service ACEO appears to be shutting down.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at how Carbon approaches current crises.

You just received a brand new desktop 3D printer. What should you NOT do?

I had a chat with Teton Simulation’s Doug Kenik to find out where SmartSlice is headed.

Habitat for Humanity announced a project in Virginia has used construction 3D printing as part of the home building process.

This week’s selection is “3D Printing Failures: 2022 Edition: How to Diagnose and Repair ALL Desktop 3D Printing Issues” by Sean Aranda.

HK BIQU Technology Co., Limited has released a rather interesting control board designed for 3D printers, the BTT SKR Pico.

Slicing software is a key element in any 3D printing workflow, but what are the options?

Researchers have identified a technique for 3D printing sand with great strength.

This week’s selection is the HeartBeatDress by designer Anouk Wipprecht.

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

Charles R. Goulding and Arianna Coger look at how 3D technology usage could increase at J&J.

Researchers have developed an unusual method of producing a battery, one that could be integrated into 3D printers.

Materials companies have been hard at work developing improved resins for 3D printing, creating new opportunities across industries.

Prusa Research dropped the latest version of their popular 3D print slicing software, PrusaSlicer 2.4, and it has an astounding number of amazing new features.

Desktop Metal announced the qualification of a pure copper material for their Production system.

Researchers have devised a system using a 1.6nm nozzle to 3D print incredibly tiny objects.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi see an opening for additional 3D printing.

CASTOR released their 2021 annual Additive Manufacturing Trends Report, and it’s quite a bit different than you might think.

I wondered what a “Brinter” is, and found out.