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As discoveries around graphene applications abound, many are wondering if it can be scaled to 3D. This could have revolutionary effects, but it begs the question, have scientists been successful in graphene 3D printing? Find out!
Printrbot had produced well-loved, iconic machines since the dawn of the consumer 3D printing revolution, at least until mid-2018 when it shuttered operations. But latest news suggests that the veteran manufacturer is planning a comeback.
Bridges are fascinating, especially when they're 3D printed! Check out the most impressive 3D printed bridge projects we've seen so far.
Get ready for your mouth to water, because 3D printed candy is coming to a sweet shop near you.
3D printing is revolutionizing the classroom and how kids learn. Just think, you could 3D print to give a physical element to each lesson plan. If you're an educator, read on to learn everything you need to know about 3D printing in education as a teaching resource in the classroom.
The Gässli Film Festival decided to begin awarding trophies to its winners and special guests in 2018. This is the story of how that trophy came to be and how it was 3D printed using All3DP's Craftcloud service.
Should you fear 3D printed guns? Read our 2018 3D printed gun report to learn about the latest news, laws and actual threats to help you sort facts from fears.
According to the well-known Wohlers Report, the 3D printing industry grew by 33.5 percent to $9.975 billion in 2018. But what are the most interesting fields of growth? Read the interview with AM industry’s top market researcher Terry Wohlers.
You've probably heard of 3D printed buildings, but what about the materials these massive 3D printers use for 3D printing construction? Learn all about the materials behind the method.
MakerBot has started shipping the MakerBot Method, a performance 3D printer that integrates industrial-grade features into a desktop-sized machine. Review the features and specs here.
Björn Lindwall is the founder and CEO of SolidEngineer, a Swedish software and consulting company, who decided to climb Mount Everest using 3D printed gear.