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Creality’s “fast” new printer promises to blitz prints out at breakneck speeds. Check out our review of the Ender 7 to see how it holds up.
Learn the basics of direct and Bowden extruders, hot and cold ends, direct drive and geared extruders, plus nozzle sizes, materials and uses.
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Two printers, one technology, but different outcomes. What are the differences between the Elegoo Mars 2 Pro and the Mars 3? We’re here to find out.
Hot on the heels of the large-format Mega 8K, Phrozen about faces and reveals the Sonic Mini 8K. Lots and lots and lots of pixels in compact build volume.
Called the Infi-20, the new machine takes a lot of cues from Creality's 3DPrintMill and adds a few tricks of its own.
The Anycubic Vyper is a feature-packed printer that turns heads with its $349 price. In review, we've found that despite the bells, whistles, and hype, it's a passable 3D printer we're keen to move on from.
Just days after its announcement, a seemingly true-to-life 3D printable model of Valve's highly anticipated Steam Deck handheld gaming PC is knocking about the web.
Like a lime green phoenix from the ashes, the LulzBot of old has returned... sort of. Say hello to Lulzbot's small, new, and customizable 3D printer: the Taz SideKick.
New 3D printed Airbnb lodging in Canada offers great mountain and lake views, plus the warm fuzzy feeling of helping a good cause.
Anycubic is keeping itself busy at TCT Asia with a flurry of new printers that, in addition to the long-awaited Vyper, also includes a clutch of previously unknown and, arguably, more significant machines.
For better or worse, Thingiverse persists as the web's biggest 3D model repository. Here's how to get the most from it.
Kickstarter has turned up some legendary 3D printers in the past. The Jadelabo J1 might just be one in the making.