Still a challenging material to 3D print, silicone is now more accessible as new 3D printers and materials enter the market.
The complete guide to resin 3D printers for professionals and industry, plus all you need to know about SLA, DLP, and LCD 3D printer technology.
Learn what to look for in today's best dental 3D printers and start producing your own dental models, dentures, surgical guides, custom trays, and more.
If your business needs meter-tall prototypes, display pieces, tools, or molds, large-format 3D printers are the answer. See our choice, plus prices.
Need something 3D printed in metal? Check out our recommendations for metal 3D printing services offering instant quotes!
For professionals and hobbyists, metal 3D printing has never been more accessible. Find the way to 3D print metal that works best for your application.
Learn everything you need to know about binder jetting 3D printing technology and printers for metals, polymers, ceramics, sand, and more. Plus binder jetting services.
We took the H2D for a spin to find out if it has the features and functions companies need for prototype and production parts.
With a build volume 220% larger than the classic X1C, the H2S is also compatible with a laser module like the H2D, aiming to be a full "Personal Manufacturing Hub" on your desktop.
How Cold Metal Fusion turns more brands of SLS machines into real metal production tools — without the six-figure price tag.
One Click Metal is expanding its portfolio with the Pro line, a new system aimed at users scaling from entry-level adoption to industrial series production. Set to debut at Formnext 2025.
The tech giant wants to offer an affordable entry point. Eagle-eyed engineers will notice the "new" machines look suspiciously like 3DGence workhorses.
Alongside the compact MJF 1200 hardware, HP’s new 3D printing portal powered by Craftcloud offers instant, professional MJF parts to everyone—even those without a printer.
Precision Additive claims its new PA series hits speeds of 10,000 cm³/h — ten times faster than industry leaders — but is it a breakthrough or just bold marketing?
Robotic arm 3D printing – aka robotic additive manufacturing – is gaining ground as a flexible, efficient way to 3D print larger, faster, and cheaper.
If you're thinking of buying a 3D printer for your small business, we've selected the top options that are easy to use yet produce high-quality, reliable results.
The newly formed Mastrex ecosystem launches with a versatile lineup of six machines, offering a scalable path from entry-level desktop metal printing to high-output industrial production.
The FibreSeeker 3, a rebrand of industrial maker Anisoprint, challenges the desktop composite monopoly with an open-source focus and a new co-extrusion process that promises 900-MPa tensile strength.
Forget proprietary hardware—this open-source project from Sunnyday Technologies uses standard NEMA motors and generative design to bring pallet-scale concrete printing to your workshop.
Move over UltiMaker S5, the S6 is four-times as fast. Take a look at the newest S-series FDM.