With so many 3D printers, how do you decide? Our six-step guide covers everything you need to know about technology, materials, and brands.
Toolmaker embraces 3D printing and three new pro printers launch.
Fusion 360 is great for creating 3D prints, and some simple strategies can make it much easier. Just follow five easy steps!
Get the look and feel of injection-molded parts from your 3D printer with a few post processing techniques that deliver transparent or soft-grip parts in this step-by-step how-to.
Autodesk has made some changes to Fusion 360 for personal use. Read on to find out what's changed and what it means.
The BigRep Pro is a sizable, industrial solution for your rapid prototyping and production. Read on for our review of this machine's specs.
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!
The Raise3D Pro2 is a professional-grade desktop 3D printer that has dual extrusion capabilities, a sizable 305x305x300mm build volume, full-color touchscreen and more. Let's review the specs.
Los Angeles-based R3 Printing debuts a pair of liquid-cooled, open-material FDMs made in the USA and engineered for reliable, cloud-optional production.
Nike is testing a new initiative that uses additive manufacturing to create a flexible, digital platform for limited-run sneaker designs and customer personalization.
ErectorBot, a seasoned pioneer in large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM), has spent the past 12 years advancing deliberately and patiently – both in and out of the spotlight.
With no cloud connection required and a modular design, the new 5-axis system lowers the investment hurdle for industries prioritizing data sovereignty and accessible metal production.
Forget stationary tripods and GPS limits: Artec 3D’s first SLAM-based mobile mapping system delivers rapid digital twins of almost any environment.
From 60% faster material testing to critical submarine components printed at sea, the U.S. Navy is moving past experimentation to build a self-sustaining, 3D printed frontline.
The new WASP Cubo HDP boasts a massive cubic-meter-plus build volume and is designed to turn recycled plastic pellets into production-scale parts and furniture.
With a build volume 220% larger than the classic X1C, the H2S is also compatible with a laser module like the H2D, aiming to be a full "Personal Manufacturing Hub" on your desktop.
Bambu Lab and Helio Additive bring industrial-grade simulation and optimization tools to desktop FDM users.
Move over UltiMaker S5, the S6 is four-times as fast. Take a look at the newest S-series FDM.
One winner emerges when researchers pit the three main resin 3D printing technologies against each other to see which produces the strongest parts.
The U.S. military's growing additive manufacturing capability may soon be put into action producing myriad spare parts to boost force readiness.