3D Printing Blog

I had a look at UltiMaker’s new Factor 4 3D printer.

There are some big investments happening in the 3D print world, contrary to recent gloom.

This week’s selection is the Ravioli Roller and Stamp by Printables contributor Daniel Black.

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 discover how the latest U.S. tariff policies are driving innovation and growth in the 3D printing industry, reshaping the future of American manufacturing.

Prusa Research recently issued their annual Sustainability Report. Let’s take a look through it and see what we can learn.

Zetamix introduced a new metal filament for FFF devices, 17-4PH.

I had a chat with SPEE3D CEO Byron Kennedy about their latest equipment and experiences.

UpNano announces modified form of two-photon polymerization for high-resolution additive manufacturing.

A free software tool offers generative 3D models of gaming dice.

New research shows a method of performing voxelated bioprinting. Hold on, what does that mean? Voxelated printing is a somewhat rare capability implemented only in certain 3D printing processes. The idea…

Aerosint has made some improvements to their unique multimaterial powder 3D printing technology.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi highlight Eli Lilly’s remarkable growth and groundbreaking advancements in pharmaceuticals, from Alzheimer’s treatment to innovative 3D printing drug delivery.

I’m seeing what I think is a bit of a transformation of the desktop 3D printer market: buyers are beginning to have different goals.

A rather unusual metal 3D printer has been announced by Rosotics, the Halo.

The project aims to achieve an annual production of 1,000 3D printers, 5,000 tons of 3D printing materials, and customized 3D printing services.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi discover Tampa's transformation into a tech hub, driven by cutting-edge 3D printing technology revolutionizing its medical and maritime industries.

Dyze Design has two very interesting hot ends that address different needs.

There’s an inexpensive option for 3D CAD you may not have heard of: Alibre Atom3D.

Hyperganic announced today a new tool, HyDesign for lattice generation.

Velo3D’s new aluminum material is taking hold in their customer base.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explore how the Grand Palais in Paris blends its historic grandeur with cutting-edge 3D printing technology in a groundbreaking new exhibition.

Tethon 3D has some interesting new products, including a material that could be of great interest to all resin 3D printer operators.

Orbital Composites offers an impressive range of large format robotic 3D printers.

Ice 3D printing has been explored by researchers, and it’s far more complex than one may think.

This week’s selection is the Radiolarian print by Nervous System.

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 consider how Germany is spearheading a reskilling revolution, with a surge in adult education and the adoption of 3D printing technologies, ensuring its workforce remains…

My suspicions of resin 3D printer safety ignorance seem to be confirmed in a lengthy thread this week.

We had an interesting chat with Virtual Foundry about their latest material.

BigRep’s new VIIO 250 G2 large format 3D printer has quite a few interesting features.

Did you know that Dremel produces 3D printers? They have a new device coming later this year, the 3D50.

I had a look Quantica’s innovative high-pressure NovoJet system.

Chemcubed is one of the few companies producing Additive Manufactured Electronics (AME) 3D printers.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi describe how Finland is transforming its defense strategy by integrating 3D printing technology, enhancing military readiness and innovation in response to geopolitical challenges.

After our story about increasing concerns about 3D printer waste, the question becomes, “what should I do about it?”

We had a close look at what is no doubt the world’s most rugged 3D printer, the Craitor FieldFab.

There’s something interesting going on lately in the world of SLS 3D printing.

The pods comprise three modular wall elements, printed in under five hours using CyBe technology, with 60% less carbon emission than steel alternatives.

Charles R. Goulding and Andressa Bonafe explore how 3D printing is reshaping the logistics industry by enabling localized production, creating new supply chain opportunities, and optimizing last-mile delivery.

ICON announced a major 3D printed home project in Texas.

Ulendo is taking a step into a new set of optimizations: heat compensation.

Xact Metal continues their move into the tooling industry with a key partnership.

Preeti Sulibhavi and Maya Gerber take a deep dive into Swimply’s innovative expansion from pool rentals to pickleball courts and how 3D printing is transforming the sports equipment market.

Researchers have developed an unusual “adaptive nozzle” for 3D printing.

Colibrium has released details about their new Series 3 binder jet metal 3D printing system.

Stratasys makes a big move into the dental market.

This week’s selection is the Propulsive Landing Rocket by JRD Propulsion.

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 delve into Ingersoll Rand's strategic acquisition of ILC Dover and how it enhances its 3D printing capabilities, driving innovation and growth across industrial and life…