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Back-to-school, autumn, anniversary, flash - whatever the sale, the outcome is the same: savings. It seems like your 3D printing dollar stretches a little further in this bumper month of action across the likes of Prusa Research, Anycubic, Elegoo and more.
Following a string of riddles over on Discord, Positron 3D has revealed its plans for 3D Printopia.
Tens of millions of people suffer from disruptive snoring and sleep apnea creating a growing market for treatment devices that can be 3D printed.
A new integration brings Bambu Lab's popular high-speed printers to Polar3D's fleet management platform, aiming to solve the challenge of scaling 3D printing programs in education.
Last Friday saw Borderlands 4 hit consoles and, wait, Printables too?!
Toyota turns to a new aluminum material and 3D printing method to make large, complex die casting tools.
The release brings the colorful filament maker's range to over 100 filaments, now including vibrant spools of TPU.
Researchers can now monitor your heart rate from 10 feet away, and you don't even need to stand still.
Toolmaker LensDigital has smashed its funding target for its dedicated portable vertical laser engraver – the VertiGo.
The successor to the E2 series, the new E3 features "Pro Ironing" for smoother surfaces and improved TPU handling, all for under $2,500.
CNC is a computer controlled fabrication technique and about 30 years older than 3D printing. Fast, accurate, and versatile, it belongs in the advanced maker's toolkit.
With Metal Gear Solid Delta just released, now's the perfect time to commence operations on your very own Codec.
The two-day event kicks off with the Women in AM Summit, a dedicated program designed to amplify influential voices within the industry.
Already a popular all-in-one software for 3D scanning, photogrammetry, reverse engineering, and quality inspection, Artec Studio is now better integrated and easier to use, the company says.
HP's new Nylon 11 material targets the prosthetic and orthotic devices industry offering a robust material and a lower overall per part cost.
From tiny cogs to complex guide rollers, the BFI is using an in-house 3D printer to reverse-engineer and produce impossible-to-find components, ensuring that screen heritage remains preserved.
The latest update to PrusaSlicer promises to banish VFAs from your new Prusa, and the improvements can be seen with almost any other printer too.
Some 3D printer Kickstarter campaigns look like global product releases with finished, guaranteed products. I always assumed Kickstarter wouldn't be cool with this, but digging deeper I see it's an evolution to a new status quo. But shouldn't Kickstarter evolve with it?
New AI tool from the Carveco CAM software team crafts machinable 3D reliefs from images or prompts, no experience necessary.
Register now for ICAM 25, which brings together global AM leaders, innovators, and thinkers to advance the field of additive and advanced manufacturing.