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Nylon is a strong and versatile 3D printing material ideal for a wide range of professional applications. Learn how to get the most out of it.
The complete updated buyer's guide to the best SLS 3D printers. Plus, learn about SLS technology, 3D printing services, applications, and SLS materials.
Check out our picks for the best MJF 3D printing services online that ship to the US, EU, UK, AU, CA, NZ, and worldwide.
If your business needs meter-tall prototypes, display pieces, tools, or molds, large-format 3D printers are the answer. See our top picks, plus prices.
Looking to 3D print with stronger-than-metal PEEK polymer? Our guide covers all you need to know about PEEK and the best 3D printers for the job.
Multi-material printing, soluble supports, and double capacity are why you want a professional dual extruder FDM 3D printer. Check out our top picks.
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.
All you need to know about 3D printer emissions to stay safe at work and at home, plus the top printers with built-in air filters.
The complete updated buyer’s guide to the best Polycarbonate 3D printers, plus learn how to 3D print with PC.
Cut your material costs by more than 60% by printing with pellets and recycled plastics instead of filament. Check out the top pellet 3D printers and pellet extruders on the market.
No amount of drawings, blueprints, or digital 3D models can replicate the real-life perspective that you get with your own 3D printed architecture models. 3D printing makes it easier, faster, and more accurate.
Micro 3D printing – or more precisely, microscale additive manufacturing – is fueling a new miniaturization revolution in everything from microchips to medical devices.
Learn everything you need to know about binder jet technologies for metals, polymers, ceramics, sand, and more. Plus binder jetting services.
From PEEK to carbon-fiber nylon, learn how to select the right engineering-grade, high-temperature 3D printing polymer for your manufacturing application.
PMMA filament, also known as acrylic, is UV-resistant and acetone-soluble. Check out the best brands on the market right now!
How Formlabs Fuse 1 Surface Armor tech actually works and why it’s pretty cool.