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Why spend your time digging in the dirt when you could grow your greens in 3D printed hydroponics? Check out these awesome projects!
Who can design the part you want 3D printed? It turns out there are a lot of options for simple printable 3D models or full product development.
New features, improvements, and bug fixes help users work more quietly and efficiently in latest release.
Both modules feature "smart" air assist, a focus lever – and are compatible with the Snapmaker 2.0 and Artisan, among others.
The update serves as an "evolution" of Bondtech's development with YouTuber MirageC, works to improve print quality.
Finishing in just over three minutes at speeds of 800 mm/s, the finished model isn't much to look at but, at these speeds, what's left to see?
It’s taken some 20 printers and 5 years to do it, but Anycubic has finally moved the needle of the desktop resin 3D printing it helped popularize with the original Photon – the Anycubic Photon Mono M5s is quick, has some smarts, and is a joy to use.
On its first anniversary, Bambu Lab has dropped the price of the P1P, says its first-gen printers are mid, and hints at marginal printer upgrades to come before major hardware.
The Mandalorian has inspired people to make their own incredible costumes. Read on to see the coolest 3D printed Mandalorian armor out there!
Making use of Bambu Lab’s bundle and free guide, you can breathe full-colored life into an often monochromatic venture.
Like its predecessor, Creality Box 2.0 provides remote control over your 3D prints. Read on to learn more about this little black box!
With a few software upgrades, AnkerMake M5 is able to reach print speeds of 500 mm/s, which faster than most of the competition, without compromising quality. (Sponsored Content)
From lower waste to local production, 3D printing boasts some significant environmentally friendly attributes. Let’s look at how your business can go green with additive manufacturing.
The Orange Pi 800 is a personal computer inside a keyboard. Read on to learn all about this small but mighty device!
Cinema 4D and Maya are big names in professional animation software. Read on for a comparison of Cinema 4D vs. Maya!
From roller coasters to Galton boards, the Tinkercad Sim Lab is a sandbox full of possibility – educational and otherwise.
There is a bunch of hype around the low-cost Orange Pi 5, but does it have the features to back it up? Keep reading to find out!
The 100 is a fully open-source desktop 3D printer with a printable frame, volcano-style hotend, and the ability to print with 100,000 mm/s2 acceleration.
The Powercore is an open-source ‘self-contained’ kit that converts desktop 3D printers to electronic discharge machines. Can it live up to its promises?