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Highly anticipated wear-resistant, non-stick nozzle is fully revealed in new blog post, eyes November release
A new tactical-model, container-size metal 3D printer is ready to deploy anywhere and 3D print critical metal parts in a matter of hours.
Announced during a Kickstarter campaign for its M5 3D printer AnkerMake's V6 multi-material add-on is now 40% faster.
The 3.12-BETA firmware can prevent blobs from forming and is available to download from GitHub.
Recently we’ve noticed some commercial 3D printers releasing with Klipper firmware instead of Marlin. Could this be the start of a new trend?
peel 3D has released the completely redesigned peel 3 3D scanner, along with the specialized peel 3.CAD package. (Sponsored Content)
Dyze Design has launched Orthus, an ultra-precise filament monitoring sensor that instantly detects filament runout and jams. (Sponsored Content)
The Anycubic Photon Mono X2 is a sort of resurrection of a printer we thought had already passed on. Join us as we investigate its return.
UnionTech is revolutionizing the dental industry with its 3D printing ecosystem, including dental 3D printers, materials, software, and more. (Sponsored Content)
To achieve higher sustainability in 3D printing, we’re inching closer to a print-melt-print process for photopolymer resins.
Creality has put the CR-Laser Falcon laser engraver on sale and launched the "Who Are Creators of Masterpieces" giveaway. (Sponsored Content)
Back this innovative engineer on Kickstarter to access designs for a mechanical wall clock
HP's new S100 multi-machine integrated metal 3D printing system for volume part production aims to revolutionize metal 3D printing for industry, automakers, and consumer products. Do they finally have the right formula?
SUNLU has released the Terminator 3, a high-speed 3D printer that offers lightning-fast printing speed and a high print success rate – all at a low price of $279. (Sponsored Content)
With its new Inkspire 2 resin LCD 3D printer, Zortrax aims to leave consumers behind and invites professionals to take it for a spin.
Snapmaker has announced the launch of a dual extrusion printing module which is compatible with Snapmaker 2.0.
FlashForge Artemis has been certified with a STEM.org Authenticated validation, signifying its usage in educational STEM programs. (Sponsored Content)
Bigger 3D prints take time and patience. One artist shares the tools he uses to make ginormous pieces in his studio.
Creality's Halot-One Plus seems to be trying to offer something different in resin 3D printing. Do the specs suggest it can compete with some strong competition?