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The Formlabs Form 3 is the successor to the famed Form 2. Our current top pick for "Best Resin 3D Printer", check out our full review to learn why.
The Markforged Metal X is a groundbreaking metal 3D printer that offers an affordable way to produce custom metal parts. Review the specs and use cases to learn more.
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The Origin Two, with a new 5K projector, is the company's newest solution for industrial production of injection-molding quality parts.
Equipped with larger resin cartridges, an expansive print tray, and a "Super High-Speed" mode, the DentaJet XL is designed to streamline high-volume dental model production.
US-based start-up Micronics wants to make selective laser sintering (SLS) more accessible, so it's putting its bet on a Kickstarter launch to raise funds.
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This specialized metal 3D printing process is the tool of choice for medical, industrial, and military applications.
Craftcloud is often more affordable than other online 3D printing services, but how does that work without compromising quality?
The FX10, Markforged's latest industrial FDM 3D printer, emerges to tackle the evolving challenges of factory-floor 3D printing with innovations in sensor technology, automation, and speed.
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How Formlabs Fuse 1 Surface Armor tech actually works and why it’s pretty cool.
To achieve higher sustainability in 3D printing, we’re inching closer to a print-melt-print process for photopolymer resins.
Understand DfAM and find the best strategies, software, and training to put it to use in designing better products and parts with AM in mind.
Mears' latest Velo3D investment signals a shift from qualification to production, adding dedicated copper-nickel capacity for marine parts traditionally made by casting.
Researchers in Japan have developed an additive manufacturing process for producing tungsten carbide-cobalt parts with industrial-grade hardness while potentially reducing material waste.
Not ready to invest in a 3D scanner but want pro-level digital twins and reverse engineering? Artec says it has the solution.
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.