The latest version of miniFactory's high-temperature FDM 3D printer has some impressive performance enhancements engineers will appreciate. See the tech specs & pricing.
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Tech-enabled jewelry start-up is feeding demand for merch from next-gen celebrities with a platform for on-demand 3D printed jewelry.
A new tactical-model, container-size metal 3D printer is ready to deploy anywhere and 3D print critical metal parts in a matter of hours.
To achieve higher sustainability in 3D printing, we’re inching closer to a print-melt-print process for photopolymer resins.
HP's new S100 multi-machine integrated metal 3D printing system for volume part production aims to revolutionize metal 3D printing for industry, automakers, and consumer products. Do they finally have the right formula?
With its new Inkspire 2 resin LCD 3D printer, Zortrax aims to leave consumers behind and invites professionals to take it for a spin.
Designed for industry, Creality is convinced its newest 3D printer with custom materials from Forward AM has the heat and speed to deliver for engineers.
Understand DfAM and find the best strategies, software, and training to put it to use in designing better products and parts with AM in mind.
From 3D printed ballet shoes and bicycle seats to 3D printed robotic arms and homes, innovation enabled by 3D printing is everywhere.
No amount of drawings, blueprints, or digital 3D models can replicate the real-life perspective that you get with your own 3D printed architecture models. 3D printing makes it easier, faster, and more accurate.
Spectroplast, the Swiss company that’s been 3D printing silicone as a service for years, just launched its first 3D printer.
Already slated to produce spare parts for the U.S. Army, the University of Pittsburgh's new Gefertec is bigger than some students' apartments.
Water this 3D printed dirt – made from what's in your backyard – to grow walls and structures instead of building them.
New dissolving support filament may print better even when moist and then naturally dissolve in just room-temperature tap water.
Using part design only manufacturable via 3D printing, Fleet Space lowers the cost and size of communication satellites while boosting their power.
Industrial 3D printing venture capital fund hits €100 million, dedicated to start-up company seed and growth funding.
If managing heat, ensuring strong bed adhesion, and adjusting your slicer settings aren't fixing warp in your 3D printed parts, change your design.