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Exploring RLP’s Innovative Liquid 3D Printing Technology

I had the chance to see RLP’s amazing liquid 3D prints.

Incus Launches Hammer Pro40 Production Line at Formnext 2023

Upscaling LMM technology to target mass manufacturing.

CGMaxed Introduces Innovative PVB-Based 3D Print Adhesive Solution

A new PVB-based 3D print adhesive solution has been released by CGMaxed.

Innovative 3D Printing Method Uses Liquid in Liquid Medium

Researchers from the University of Calgary have developed a “liquid in liquid” 3D printing material.

A Startup Company is 3D Printing Liquid Aluminum

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

FInally, 3D Printed Mosquito Repellent

Scientists have developed a method of using 3D printing to deliver powerful mosquito repellent.

Incredible New 3D Print Application: Exposed Fluids

An entirely new 3D print application area has been developed: exposed fluids.

Mantle Explains 3D Printed Paste Approach

Mantle explained in some detail why the company chose paste as their 3D print material, and there’s much to be learned.

3D Printing MicroCapsules For Liquid Application

New research has developed a method of including microscopic capsules of liquid within 3D prints.

Researchers Develop New Ultrafast Additive Manufacturing Technique

Researchers have developed an unusual metal 3D printing process that requires no post processing, electrostatic hydrodynamic redox.

An Update On Lynxter’s 3D Printers

Lynxter’s S600D industrial 3D printer just got a lot better with a new liquid extrusion system. We found out which materials it can print.

Belgian Startup Develops Inexpensive Metal 3D Printing Process

A new revolutionary metal 3D printing process has been developed by a startup that could drop the price of metal 3D printing significantly. We found out how it works.

Question of the Week: 3D Printer Resin Safety

Is 3D printer resin safe? Is it safe when ventilated? The answer is most definitely no, and it’s not because of resin fumes.

Self-Melting 3D Printed Support Structures Now Possible

Need easy-to-use support structures? Researchers have discovered a way to automatically liquify a printable material after 3D printing using green light.