3D Printing News & Features
Keep yourself up to date with the latest 3D printing news from all over the world and the latest features, interviews, comments, and exciting stories.
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.
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.
The "OGEL" beyond the brick competition is a playful dig at Lego, which recently sent infringement notices to popular maker hubs like Cults and MyMiniFactory.
ColorFabb is carrying Igus filaments, which were created for simple processing and boast excellent wear values.
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.
What would you think and want to say if you met yourself?
The father and son building their own Lamborghini Aventador using a 3D printer just took their new car out for a test ride.
Expanding its Studio line of professional printers, Ultimaker has announced the S3 3D printer, plus new system addons for the S5 printer in the 24/7-capable Material Station and quality-enhancing Air Manager for the S5.
The Castrol Toyota Racing Series has a new, more powerful race car built with carbon-reinforced 3D printed parts, the Toyota FT-60.