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Forward AM by BASF is driving the industrialization of additive manufacturing with its deep material know-how and unique end-to-end services portfolio. Read on to learn more.
Autodesk is offering customers impacted by Covid-19 free commercial use of its software to help their businesses to transition to remote work.
3D printing your designs from Fusion 360 just got simpler.
The world’s biggest 3D printing file repository just got a major design overhaul to cope with its speed issues. And, for the first time, it displays advertisements.
From pots of gold to shamrock cookie cutters, we've got a definitive list of easy-to-print accessories to help you celebrate St Paddy's Day! Get to it.
Anycubic starts 2020 with a bang, thanks to a lineup of four new products ranging from a supersized i3 Mega to an ultra-low-cost Photon MSLA printer, and all new cure-wash station.
Aerosint says it achieved a technical milestone by printing the first dual metal part.
Dutch 3D printer manufacturer FELIXprinters has officially launched its FELIX BIOprinter.
A Swiss chocolate manufacturer is offering chefs the ability to turn their confectionery visions into 3D printed chocolate realities.
There are several slicers that can be used with the popular Anycubic Photon. Check out these alternatives, which are easy to install and use.
Copper3D unveiled an antimicrobial device to curb the risk of HIV infection via breastfeeding.
Got an old Android smartphone, a 3D printer, and an Arduino? Here’s an interesting DIY project for building a minimalistic 3D scanner.
3Doodler addresses a new target group with a new concept. In 3D Build & Play, the company merges picturebooks and storytelling with a 3D pen.
The large-volume AON-M2 2020 can handle hundreds of materials including PEEK, ULTEM™, PEKK, and polycarbonate, and is designed to help customers realize the most demanding applications.
In the Mars and Mars Pro, Elegoo has two winningly decent budget MSLA 3D printers on its hands. But what are the differences and which is better? We tell all.
0 to 62 mph in 1.9 seconds. 1,250 horsepower. This partially 3D printed hypercar is one of the fastest cars ever made.