The move follows E3D’s acquisition of Zodiac 3D, with nozzles available in CRB and Pro variants.
Firmware and software combine to give the Raspberry Pi Foundation's popular device enhanced connectivity and flexibility.
Offerings include the improved Snapmaker J1s 3D printer, a 3D-printing-only version of the Snapmaker Artisan 3-in-1, and a quick swap kit for Snapmaker 2.0 machines.
Autobots and metal 3D printing collide in this movie-based collab that sees gorilla-sized prints and free official STLs.
Now live on Kickstarter, the Athena is slated as an LCD machine leveraging "force sensor" technology to achieve high-quality prints faster than its competitors.
The scaled-down Photon Mono X 6Ks is available now, while the 12K Mono M5 is up for preorder.
Minor update arrives with projection support, in-slicer hole generation, wireless G-code export, and more – plus support for new printers.
The Knomi is an open source, round screen that displays status-based facial expressions and other print-related information.
Revo, V6, and Volcano nozzles boasting wear-resistant, thermal conductivity, and non-stick properties, are now available for purchase.
The Node Max is an open-source, ESP-32-based board that offers an easy way to connect your 3D printer to Wi-Fi, improving on its predecessors in several ways.
Version 1.9.0 brings new features, bug fixes, and changes that improve usability, efficiency, and more.
A recent Prusa Research blog post seeks community feedback on its repository's upcoming subscription service.
Four new MSLA and FDM 3D printers in new Saturn 3 and Neptune 4 series' of 3D printers will be available for preorders on June 1.
An update to the paid slicing software introduces features to improve prints' top layers, Wi-Fi support, and more.
Making use of Bambu Lab’s bundle and free guide, you can breathe full-colored life into an often monochromatic venture.
That’s what Slice Engineering is asking for its new Mosquito Prime, which boasts the "world’s highest volumetric flow rate".
Shap-E is a step up from the recent, point cloud-based Point-E, featuring more-realistic textures and lighting.
The release follows a growing conversation about the state of open source in 3D printing and details some of the company's contributions.
The FDM machine can reportedly reach speeds of 250 mm/s, and features LeviQ 2.0 auto-leveling and a "dynamic structure".
Lincoln Savi's creations have found their way to the Toronto Zoo, research labs, and educational institutes, with STLs available to all.