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No more ringfencing from CBD-Tech – Lychee Slicer to support encrypted CTB file format with its latest update.
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Shocking news: a 3D printer has launched on Kickstarter. Again. Here’s the latest on the already very funded Tiertime Cetus2.
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E3D's new hot end system, the RapidChange Revo, opened for pre-orders today including the Revo Six, Micro, and Hemera.
Cults, the French 3D model marketplace, was at the center of controversy over the weekend when a user was denied payout, doxed, and rebuffed.
After over 21 years of 2.x, Blender 3.0 is finally here! Here's what we think stands out among this new version's great changes, and plans for the future.
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The 3D-Rotoprinter is a unique rotating 3D printer that works like a CNC lathe. Read about what it is, how it works, and more!
Prusa Research unveiled the highly-anticipated large-format CoreXY 3D printer today at Formnext 2021. Here are some quick and dirty details and thoughts.
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Are there enough Creality 3D printers in the world? Creality doesn’t seem to think so. There are three more on the way, starting with the new Creality Ender 3 S1.
New printing tech firm Vlare is causing waves in the resin printing pond with Core – an open control board – and its accompanying slicer. Will this be the answer to CBD-Tech's gradual ringfencing of its files and printer compatibilities?