From fasteners to motors to motorized dinosaurs, the “library” serves to help users source and purchase parts for their 3D printing projects.
Available on Thangs, the Pipe Joint Generator tool automatically creates joinery that can be shaped, exported, and printed with just a few clicks.
The machine can print in three modes – standard, hybrid, and IDEX – comes in three sizes, and will leverage the Beacon Contact nozzle touch probing sensor, among other features.
With a claimed max speed of 600 mm/s, build volume of 245 x 245 x 240 mm, and auto leveling, the Q1 Pro has our attention.
Project Salvador offers four AI workflows, leveraging APIs from popular AI models like OpenAI and DALL-E to create images from text and more.
A slimmed-down version of the original Carvera, the fully enclosed Carvera Air would arrive with a host of attractive features, including auto probing and a quick tool changer.
Launching April 22, the Kobra 3 will feature a claimed max speed of 600 mm/s, while the resin Mono 7 Pro is capable of "high-speed printing".
Beacon Contact will be a free firmware update compatible with both the company's RevH and RevD mesh-leveling eddy current displacement sensors.
The Ender-3 V3 SE, Ender-3 V3 KE, and Ender-3 V3 each target distinct user preferences and needs, from beginners to professionals (Sponsored Content)
The SV08 is an open-source CoreXY machine that is a 'tribute' to the DIY Voron 2.4 and can hit a claimed max acceleration of 40,000 mm/s2.
The Portenta Mid Carrier and the Pro 4G Module are decidedly industrial-focused, but may nevertheless be useful for certain 3D printing applications.
Created with a Bambu Lab X1C and "expanded" TPU filament, Jack Prewitt plans to sell the sandals' files, so users can create their own customized footwear.
A Kobra 3-MMU combo headlines the OEM’s 2024 product roadmap, with upgrades to Photon resin printers, a Pantone filament collaboration, and a website revamp also on the horizon.
The Three 3D scanner, which requires no internet or USB connection, software, or subscription service, seems near its now thrice-passed ship date.
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.
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.
The update sees optimizations that aim to improve scanning performance and speed, plus new features that boost users' levels of control over their scans.
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.
The update enables users to export as both PLY and OBJ files – and the algorithm behind the feature will soon be open-sourced.