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Pico & Choose
Looking for a Pico 2 Alternative? These Boards Might Have You Covered

The CPico RP2350 and Challenger+ RP2350 are powered by the same microcontroller as the Pico 2 and Pico 2 W, but boast a bit of a power boost.

by Adam Kohut
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We’re Touched
Makerfabs Releases Matouch AC Dimmer

An open-source dimmer controller with an ESP32-S3 microcontroller and a rotary knob with a built-in touchscreen, this device is ripe with DIY opportunity.

by Adam Kohut
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This Sub-$100 DIY RC Car Can Livestream Races to a Python Server

The build is powered by an ESP32-CAM microcontroller that currently costs just 99 cents, with an assembly process that appears to be only moderately difficult.

by Adam Kohut
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Adaptable Pi
Waveshare Launches Raspberry Pi 5 to PCIe x1 Adapter Board

While designed for the RPi5, the $12.99 decive is seemingly compatible with other SBCs, so long as you've got the right FFC connector.

by Adam Kohut
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"Open Source, Open Hearts"
The Creators of 3D Printing Nerd Are Leading a New Community Manufacturing Initiative

David Tobin and Joel Telling are working with non-profit Experiential to stimulate advanced manufacturing at the community level.

by Shawn Frey
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The Means of Production
American Manufacturers: Buy a 3D Printer or a 3D Printing Company?

U.S.-based space manufacture Momentus opted not to just buy 3D printers from Velo3D, it saw a much bigger opportunity.

by Carolyn Schwaar
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How to Keep 3D Printing in the U.S. For Less

If the events of the last weeks have reiterated anything, it’s that planning ahead as a consumer in the U.S. is the smart move right now.

by Matthew Mensley
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See Who'll Be There for You
Pivot to a Friendly Door Peephole Frame

How you doin'? Looking for a decor piece that illustrates why you're the best at the Friends round of the pub quiz? This design might be your home's lobster.

by Moira Daly
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K2 x 2
Creality Reveals K2 & K2 Pro 3D Printers at Rapid + TCT

Announced as part of the company's anniversary livestream in Detroit, the printers will seemingly bracket the K2 Plus to make up the K2 series lineup.

by Adam Kohut
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Creativity in the Limelight
Designer Spotlight: Ján Benian (Thorin Oakenshield)

With over 200 models shared on Printables, Ján Benian (a.k.a. Thorin Oakenshield) is quite the prolific designer. Read all about him!

by Moira Daly
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Best in Show
Top 3D Printers Launched at Rapid + TCT 2025

3D printer manufacturers unveiled their newest printers to the American audience at this major event. Although the crowds were thin, the printers did not disappoint.

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Show and Sell
Bambu Lab Shows the H2D at Rapid + TCT

With the company's latest printer on display for the first time in North America, Bambu Lab's Detroit booth showcases its latest products.

by Shawn Frey
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Revopoint Launches Trackit Markerless 3D Scanning System

Revopoint's upcoming combo 3D scanning system does away with markers by using optical tracking from a base station.

by Shawn Frey
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As 3D Printer Hardware Sales Stagnate, 3D Printing Software Is Expected to Boom

A new report from Additive Manufacturing Research finds revenue from 3D printing software is expected to nearly triple in the next 10 years. Here's what you can expect.

by Nutan Jaeger
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Gimme Five, Plus One
Get Six Spools of Prusament for the Price of Five

Quickdraw that cash, Prusa Research has returned with discounts on its Prusament filament bundles!

by Jonny Edge
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Raise3D’s New SLS 3D Printer Stands Out in Power & Speed

Although details are sparse, Raise3D's new SLS appears to have a vastly more powerful laser and significantly faster build rate than the current benchtop SLS competition.

by Carolyn Schwaar
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Crank the Volume!
Amplify the Music in Your Life – Straight from Your Smartphone

Want to dance around your home without needing headphones? An amplifier will do the trick nicely, no extra hardware needed.

by Moira Daly
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PioCreat 3D to Showcase Breakthrough 3D Printing Innovations at Rapid + TCT 2025

From the first offline appearance of the HALOT-X1 3D printer to a showcase of its core products to special Q&A sessions, PioCreat 3D has a lot in store for the additive manufacturing event

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Creality is Teasing the Space Pi X4 Filament Dryer, But Details Are Already Online

We have a shadowy look at the forthcoming device on the OEM’s socials and website, but online retailers seem to be displaying it in all its glory.

by Adam Kohut
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Additive Manufacturing in the Age of Uncertainty: Materialise CEO on Adapting to Change

In this exclusive All3DP interview, Brigitte de Vet-Veithen, CEO of Materialise, shares her vision for the company, navigating market shifts and technological advancements to drive growth and innovation.

by Anatol Locker
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