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CreatorBots are Now Shipping

We received an update from 3D Printerworks regarding their product, the CreatorBot personal 3D printer. It’s now shipping. 

The Strooder Filament Maker

OmniDynamics is a Bristol (UK) based company that launched a Kickstarter campaign this past June to develop a compact, accessible and robust filament extruder. 

Zeni Kinetic’s 3D Printer

3D printer filament provider Zeni Kinetic has added a new product to their shelf, and it’s not another type of filament; it’s a full-fledged 3D printer.

Make Your PLA 3D Prints Stick

We’re written about the perils of ABS plastic warping and not sticking to your print surface, but what about PLA? Are there solutions? Is it even a problem? 

CobbleBot Controversy?

A minor controversy erupted in the CobbleBot forums this past week after the project apparently cancelled all USD$1 pledges. 

Sculptify’s David 3D Printer Launch

A couple of months ago we wrote of Sculptify’s new plastic pellet-fueled personal 3D printer, the “David”. Now that it’s launched, we checked to see how well it’s doing. 

The Tekma3D TM1 3D Printer

Sure, the Tekma3D TM1 is yet another extrusion-based personal 3D printer. Why would you buy one when there are so many alternatives? They have a killer feature, that’s why.