It's products galore for the company's tenth birthday announcement.
The Three 3D scanner, which requires no internet or USB connection, software, or subscription service, seems near its now thrice-passed ship date.
The new version introduces an extremely helpful new (beta) seam option, reworked 3D honeycomb infills, and a handful of QOA changes.
Even a hearty squint won’t protect you from the furious ball that is the sun. So print a pinhole paddle, instead.
Better networking, slicer support, and root access is making Flashforge's recent CoreXY Adventurer 5M series worth a second look, particularly for their punchy, low price points.
The NucDeck is a Steam Deck-like open-sourced build from maker Dan McKenzie, and is finally ready for public hands, with a BOM and assembly instructions up for grabs.
The software’s latest update might not be quite as large as the last, but there’s still a lot here, with quality of life and performance being the name of the game.
Under a thin veil, Anycubic teased what is (almost certainly) a multi-material unit – and maybe another product.
The machine will be fully revealed later this month, although Rat Rig promises its performance will exceed that of the V-Core 3 – and to expect two variants.
As American bridges, locks, and dams age, large-scale metal 3D printing steps in to provide faster, cheaper, and better replacement parts.
The new heatbeds have been submitted to "accelerated life testing", and passed full-travel durability tests of 12 million motions.
The update sees optimizations that aim to improve scanning performance and speed, plus new features that boost users' levels of control over their scans.
AI features heavily in this year’s roundup, with 3D printers making restaurant reservations and AI as the panacea to all supply chain woes two examples of 3D printing companies just goofin’ around.
The Voroff is a "continuous printing system" that removes prints via a rotating print bed and a scraper bar – and could be a print farm game changer.
We recap the 2014 Netflix documentary, Print the Legend, and look at the key events and players (and talk to some of them) that have shaped desktop 3D printing before and, likely, beyond.
AI can assist with tasks in a broad range of fields, including 3D printing. Read on to see how AI & 3D printing are slowly becoming the norm!
Defined by the maximum ROI potential it offers, the AltMill presents a speed and sturdiness upgrade on the company’s popular LongMill machine.
The update enables users to export as both PLY and OBJ files – and the algorithm behind the feature will soon be open-sourced.
Large-scale 3D printer maker Modix unveils the elevator-car-sized fused deposition modeling printer we've been waiting for.
The A1 Mini is now just $249, despite features that make the system even better for 3D printing beginners.