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Looking for a fun, easy, and spooky 3D print to add to your Halloween decorations? We’ve found just the right thing!
A teaser posted to X primes UltiMaker fans for a forthcoming announcement.
Allow us to introduce Thing of the Week – our new weekly series! Every Monday, we'll showcase a unique free 3D print that is functional, fun, or decorative.
Designer Edward Felix and his team used Bambu Lab machines to create new components and parts for Luna Park Melbourne’s beloved Ghost Train attraction.
The Creality Ender 3 has been THE printer that led to such a vibrant 3D printing community. Find out if it's still relevant today!
The MetroX is built for professional applications, with up to 0.01 mm precision, accuracy of up to 0.03mm, and four powerful scanning modes
A hybrid – and handheld – device that leverages multi-line lasers and full-field light, the MetroX offers four scanning modes and “metrology-grade” accuracy.
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.
The highly anticipated "prosumer" machine has been pushed to 2025 to ensure it is “fully ready and supported worldwide.”
The Infinity Flow S1 features two rollers that automatically feed filament into a Bowden tube, ostensibly enabling "seamless" switching between spools.
A teaser image for the company’s showing at September’s IFA Berlin show suggests so.
Frequent updates to Prusa Connect in the last weeks briefly left confusing printer statuses and connection issues in their wake.
With 41 blue light lasers and NIR technology, the Creality Raptor X 3D scanner boasts metrology-grade accuracy of up to 0.02 mm, a four-hour battery life, and wireless capabilities
Designed for custom toolheads, the Roto Vitamins features a plastic cover instead of a metal heatsink, automatic tensioning, and compatibility with third-party hot ends.
The CAD industry is bustling with lots of solutions. Read about how IntelliCAD, a powerful drafting and annotation platform, stands out.
Using 41 blue lasers, the scanner can capture objects between 5-4,000 mm at a claimed accuracy of 0.02 mm, with a three-hour battery life and wireless design.
Design changes, such as a switch from one to four feeding tubes on the Chroma Kit, and Chinese New Year account for the delay.
Balancing speed and quality, the INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 310 NEO features high printing speeds, a heated chamber, compatibility with engineering-grade materials, and more
Print larger and series production ceramic parts with the new CeraFab System S320 vat polymerization 3D printer from Lithoz.
Users can track and monitor their devices' battery performance, adjust charging settings, set sleep and standby modes, and more.