The gunman allegedly killed two people in Halle, Germany after unsuccessfully trying to enter a synagogue.
Aleph Objects / Lulzbot is experiencing a brutal cut: 91 of the 113 employees were laid off due to cash flow problems. Yet, the company continues to manufacture and sell their 3D printers.
Texturing is an essential part of 3D modeling and sculpting. Explore this in-depth guide to Substance Painter, the industry standard for texturing tools.
Additive technologies are now widely used in the automotive industry, but how exactly are carmakers utilizing 3D printing to improve their products? Find out how companies great and small are getting the most from Industry 4.0.
Belt 3D printers a rare and usually expensive. With the Powerbelt3D Zero, a New York-based startup wants to bring down the costs to just $399.
Sometimes, you might find yourself in need of 2D versions of 3D designs, such as for water jet cutting. Learn more about converting STL to DXF, a popular 2D design format, in this quick guide.
ColorFabb is carrying Igus filaments, which were created for simple processing and boast excellent wear values.
CNC stands for computer numerical control, but what does that mean? What is CNC, really? Find out in this technology overview!
In the face of takedown notices from iconic brand Lego, model-sharing platforms like Cults and Thingiverse have removed makers’ Lego-related models, but at least one platform is standing firm – for now.
Private American aerospace manufacturer Relativity Space announced it has closed a $140 million Series C funding round. Their goal: To launch an entirely 3D printed rocket into orbit.
AutoCAD and Inventor are both big names in CAD, but how do they stack up? Find out how they compare as we pit AutoCAD vs Inventor.
What would you think and want to say if you met yourself?
Although soft PLA and TPU have a lot in common, minor differences affect their applications. Explore the differences between soft PLA and TPU in this handy guide.
SolidWorks and Solid Edge are both advanced CAD programs, but what are the differences? Check out this simple guide to find out.
Railway services in the UK are using Stratasys' 3D printing technology to develop replacement parts like armrests and grab handles for passenger trains.
A dedicated fan presented Josef Prusa with a miniature MK3 machine which appears to be fully functional.