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With the first arrivals of the third-party X1Plus Expander comes a v3.0 release of the X1Plus firmware, but support for Bambu Lab’s new AMS’ may take some time.
Move over UltiMaker S5, the S6 is four-times as fast. Take a look at the newest S-series FDM.
Soft and bendable objects have never been easier to 3D print with a TPU manufactured for consistency, repeatability, and industrial-grade performance, says Prusa Research.
Canadian 3D printing startup, printed all the structural components for a fully functional motorbike — and the viral video proves it holds up to the ride.
With up to a 0.005 mm accuracy, the OptimScan Q12 is Shining 3D's most accurate scan tool to date.
The new company plans to offer open-source print bed automation system following a Kickstarter.
The Jupiter 2, set to be Elegoo's largest resin 3D printer, is expected to launch in Q3 this year.
With a quickly funded Kickstarter campaign, the ZR Ultra is promised to be a multi-material machine with four auto-switching toolheads, launching alongside the single-nozzle ZR.
What the Chinese government's “Made in China 2025” program means for the professional 3D printing market around the world — and the companies looking to purchase their next 3D printer.
The wait is finally over as Bambu Lab’s big launch of a bigger 3D printer is here. It's dual extrusion, fully enclosed, and is available with a bunch of non-3D printing modes too.
The update should result in faster and smoother scans – as well as an overall stability boost – so long as your computer meets minimum requirements.
First impressions of the Prusa Core One have been good overall, but some early skepticism hones in on its overhang performance. We took a closer look, comparing the Core One's results to the open-frame MK4S.
Open source is considered a must-have for many 3D printing enthusiasts, but is the philosophy dead in today's industry? Read on to find out!
Looking for quick and easy advent toys to 3D print over the holiday season? You've come to the right place.
The holidays are almost here, and we're keeping track of the best 3D printing deals so you don't have to.
Starting at $200K with open-material compatibility, this new 3D printer aims to disrupt the stat quo and bring down the price of metal binder jetting.
The update focuses on expanding support for new 3D printers, file types, and Wi-Fi, and gives users an extra 10 free days of Lychee Slicer Plus.
Details are scarce, although the device appears to house up to four filament spools, will cost $228, and will launch Q1 2025.
From cool shark keychains to massive megalodons, there are plenty of amazing shark 3D prints out there. Check out some of the best models!
The Pilet features a touchscreen, two 8,000 mAh batteries, and will arrive in five-inch and seven-inch versions, the latter of which can be customized.