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Although born in the mid-1980s, 3D printing has seen tremendous development in 2011, achieving a 29.4% growth in a year, far ahead of the 26.4% collective historical growth of the industry at that time.
Taiwanese 3D printer manufacturer Phrozen has announced a new professionally-oriented resin printer that potentially offers wicked speed. Join us as we review the specifications.
Looking for a hassle-free material to suit your printing needs? MatterHackers has you covered with their Pro line of filaments. Follow along as we test out their PRO line PLA and see how it performs!
Developed to ISS specifications, the Artec Space Spider industrial handheld 3D scanner promises seamless quality and accuracy. Read on for our review of this machine's specs.
Have you ever wondered how scale models of massive landmarks or buildings are created? Learn more about 3D building scanners in this detailed guide.
Thanks to its CoreXY architecture the Two Trees Sapphire Pro offers superior print results at productivity-enhancing speeds. Is it the next big thing in budget desktop 3D printing?
Looking for an easy, professional alternative to ABS for your prints? Today, we're testing a spool of MatterHackers Pro PETG. Let's see how well it really performs!
Rather than being competitors, additive and subtractive manufacturing can complement one another.
Looking for a filament to use in your engineering projects? MatterHackers' NylonX may be for you. Follow along as we test a spool out!
Aleph Farms partnered with 3D Bioprinting Solutions to 3D print a steak in the International Space Station.
Rigging is commonly used in animation, but it’s also crucial to simulations in Blender. Explore this guide to Blender rigging to complete your modeling experience.
The Raspberry Pi is a well-known board in the hobbyist world, but what if you’re looking for something more? Learn about the Banana Pi in this handy guide.
Prusa unveiled a smaller version of its beloved Original i3 MK3S printer, the Original Mini, which squeezes extra features into its more compact size while also announcing "Prusa XL", a 400 x 400 x 400 mm build volume machine.
The gunman allegedly killed two people in Halle, Germany after unsuccessfully trying to enter a synagogue.
Aleph Objects / Lulzbot is experiencing a brutal cut: 91 of the 113 employees were laid off due to cash flow problems. Yet, the company continues to manufacture and sell their 3D printers.
Ever wanted to add a nice, crisp logo, a barcode or graphic to your prints? Colorfabb Laser Marking PLA has you covered. Let's take a look!
Belt 3D printers a rare and usually expensive. With the Powerbelt3D Zero, a New York-based startup wants to bring down the costs to just $399.
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Clearing stock, or feeling the heat? Whatever the reason, Anycubic is holding a mighty flash sale for its Photon MSLA 3D printer.
The "OGEL" beyond the brick competition is a playful dig at Lego, which recently sent infringement notices to popular maker hubs like Cults and MyMiniFactory.
ColorFabb is carrying Igus filaments, which were created for simple processing and boast excellent wear values.