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In this week's 3D Printing Industry News digest: Stratasys’ launches a dental 3D printer, a highly affordable professional 3D scanner, and 3D slicer Cura connects to the cloud.
The 3D printing giant Stratasys' new J720 Dental printer is able to create extremely high resolution, full-colour, realistic dental models for patients. The machine will be available for sale in May 2019.
3D printing has seen a huge boom in recent years. Let's break down the advantages and disadvantages of 3D printing compared to traditional manufacturing processes.
Luxexcel, the only company in the world using 3D printing technology to create custom ophthalmic lenses, has printed over 5,000 lenses on its VisionPlatforms which it announced have moved from the pilot phase to printing commercially.
One workbench can’t possibly cater to the needs of every individual. Different features, prices, and sizes can be a determining factor when choosing your workbench. Here are a few options to help you determine the kind that works best for you.
The controller board is the heart of any 3D printer, responsible for orchestrating components like the extruder, heated bed, motors, and sensors. Here are 5 great choices right now!
The TEN-HIGH 60W Laser Cutter is a powerful laser cutter/engraver that provides hobbyists with professional quality at an affordable price. Review the features and specs to learn more.
To achieve good results using 3D modeling software, it takes a lot of practice and skills. We've created a list of easy software that will help you start modeling in no time.
Have you ever wanted to fly an RC plane? What if you could make it yourself? All you need is a little time and a 3D printer. Check out this curated collection of 3D printed RC plane models, and pick your best fit!
Airbus Beijing Engineering Centre and Farsoon Technologies announced an R&D agreement to develop an additive manufacturing polymer material for civil aviation use.
Maker Lorenzo Herrera used a 3D printer and a Raspberry Pi computer to create his own version of the Commodore PET model 8032, an iconic 70s computer. You can follow Herrera's detailed instructions and build your own too.