3D printer manufacturers unveiled their newest printers to the American audience at this major event – the debuts did not disappoint.
Multi-color, multi-material anatomical modeling just got more accessible with the new J5 Digital Anatomy from Stratasys.
The new Ext 800 pellet extrusion system boasts a throughput of up to 14 kilos per hour of material for faster, cheaper parts, molds, and tools.
A new, fully assembled version of E3D and Bambu Lab's collab hot end makes the part a little easier to swap.
The 2-watt 1064nm infrared laser will work with Snapmaker’s recent Artisan and Ray models, as well as older 2.0 machines.
The new "drop-in IDEX" machines made their world premiere at this past RMRRF and are now available to reserve.
The PolyDryer is a modular dry box with a detachable active dryer base that makes filament storage and care look downright appealing.
The repository’s new spreadsheet-based "membership migration tool" is just one of recent additions to Thangs' creator tools.
The first corrective update of Blender 4.1 dropped last week.
At launch, the KP3S Pro V2 was a feature-rich – if unreliable – budget printer. Competition soon followed, though, and then price matched, prompting the question: where does that leave this pint-sized printer in 2024?
The Original Prusa MK4 gets a serious feature boost with v6.0 and a limited edition bundle to celebrate its first year.
Why buy what you can print? We make a wall-mounted, minimalist bike rack remixed from an existing community design.
Philibert Le Gonidec de Kerhalic created House3D as a master’s project in just five months and released the plans as open source.
The slicer is getting a "revamp" to compliment Creality's upcoming multi-material device, the CFS, but also adding a multi-plate project feature.
The "Creality Filament System" looks a lot like Bambu Lab's AMS. It and the new K2 Plus 3D printer will be available as a combo purchase on July 31.
The new version introduces an extremely helpful new (beta) seam option, reworked 3D honeycomb infills, and a handful of QOA changes.
Better networking, slicer support, and root access is making Flashforge's recent CoreXY Adventurer 5M series worth a second look, particularly for their punchy, low price points.
Under a thin veil, Anycubic teased what is (almost certainly) a multi-material unit – and maybe another product.
The new heatbeds have been submitted to "accelerated life testing", and passed full-travel durability tests of 12 million motions.
The A1 Mini is now just $249, despite features that make the system even better for 3D printing beginners.