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Our metal 3D printer buyer's guide provides the insights you need to make the best metal 3D printer decision. Plus, a look at all the specs and prices!
The complete updated buyer's guide to the best SLS 3D printers. Plus, learn about SLS technology, 3D printing services, applications, and SLS materials.
Looking for a desktop-size carbon fiber 3D printer for stronger-than-metal parts? Check out our updated buyer's guide to the best for your business.
The best flexible filaments (TPU/TPE/TPC) for your needs and budget. Get an overview of the best brands available on the market right now!
3D printed concrete is transforming construction sites worldwide but can it produce high-quality homes faster, better, and cheaper?
Additive manufacturing has transformed the jewelry-making process. So which is the best 3D printer for jewelry? Find out!
Carbon fiber filament is a tough material with a nice matte finish. Check out the best carbon fiber filament brands on the market!
Resin isn't the most durable material, but read on for how resin's 3D print strength compares to other materials. It might surprise you!
For lighter-weight drones, faster printing molds, and a host of new applications, 3D printing with foaming materials opens new doors for professional and hobby applications. Check it out!
Compared to the traditional metal tooling, PepsiCo gains speed, lowers cost, and expands flexibility by turning to 3D printers to make bottle molds.
In our step-by-step guide about the amazing art of lost-PLA casting, learn how 3D printing meets traditional casting to create metal objects.
Solid metal parts at a fraction of the cost compared to industrial metal 3D printing methods. Learn how to do it with real metal filament.
Learn what to look for in today's best dental 3D printers and start producing your own dental models, dentures, surgical guides, clear aligners, and more.
Nylon is known as a strong and versatile material. Read on to learn about nylon 3D printing and how parts are created with FDM, SLS, and MJF.
Laser cutting metal is becoming more and more accessible. Check out this simple guide to design your first laser cut metal part.
Cut your material costs by more than 60% by printing with pellets and recycled plastics instead of filament.