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Supportive Strands
Siraya Tech Launches Dedicated Breakaway Support Filaments for Nylon, PPA and PET

Support PET Ivory and Support PPA Ivory come as 1 kg spools and are designed for supporting engineering filaments on multi-material printers. Both are available through Amazon, rather than Siraya Tech’s own store.

by Matthew Mensley Oct 16, 2026
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Creality Ender-3 V3 Mega: Print 420 mm Single-Piece Models at 500 mm/s Without Gluing

Eliminate slicing, gluing, and visible seams on large prints with the Creality Ender-3 V3 Mega, featuring a massive build volume and dual Y-motor stability.

Oct 16, 2026
All the Right Notes
For a cool ~$550 you can own Lego's second ever mass-produced 3D printed part.

It's a piano – a playable 3D printed piece (twist a flower on top and it'll plink out a few notes) that's part of the upcoming Venetian Neighborhood set. A 5,682-piece addition to the Icons series, the set launches Nov. 4. If you can't wait that long, the company's first mass 3D printed piece, a toy train, is still available in the Holiday Express set. Company execs have previously detailed how they use selective laser sintering and EOS hardware to achieve the intricate pieces – the piano better demonstrates how complex or novel functions from internal geometries can elevate things.

by  Matthew Mensley Oct 15, 2026
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Pro Prints, Mini Price
We've been keeping a little secret in the All3DP Lab

and it's been printing up a storm! Formlabs has just unveiled its new Form Studio 1, but we've already had our hands on it for weeks, and let's just say we've been having a lot of fun. In this video, All3DP senior editor Matt teases his full review of the new $699 resin printer, which feels remarkably like using one of Formlabs' professional machines costing thousands of dollars. Big-league resin printing without the big-league price tag?

by  Carolyn Schwaar Oct 15, 2026
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2x Speed Faster: Anker eufyMake E1 Update Unlocks Bidirectional Printing and More

Bidirectional printing, a guided design flow, and flexible ink arrive in a multitude of updates for Anker eufyMake's desktop UV printer.

Oct 15, 2026
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Zero Filament Was Harmed
New App Turns G-code Into Studio Product Photos, but We’d Still Like to See the Real Thing

We tested this new app that renders photorealistic images of 3D prints without actually printing them. Handy for sellers, perhaps less so for those of us who want to see what we're really downloading.

by Carolyn Schwaar Oct 15, 2026
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No More Glue? Researchers Find C-Shaped Joints Outperform Dovetails in PLA Prints

Testing three interlocking joint designs for PLA part strength, researchers find that the shape and size of a connection makes a big difference.

by Carolyn Schwaar Oct 15, 2026
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Ditch the Paintbrush: The Flashforge CJ270 Prints 10 Million Colors on Your Desk

This compact photopolymer printer deposits seven distinct resins, producing hyper-realistic gradients, skin tones, and clear accents.

Oct 14, 2026
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Resin the Bar
Formlabs Just Brought Industrial Resin Tech Down to $699 with New Form Studio 1

The professional 3D printing manufacturer is going after a new market with an affordable LCD printer, $29 resin, and a compact wash-and-cure station.

by Carolyn Schwaar Oct 14, 2026
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Orca Slicer Retraction Settings: How to Use Them for Cleaner Prints

Can’t seem to get a print right without stringing? The solution might lie with your retraction settings. Here is how to get them right.

by Gloria E. Magarotto Oct 14, 2026
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Prusa Steps Into Pellet 3D Printing with Prusament Pellets: Up to 60% Cheaper Than Filament

The company is offering the raw polymer pellets used to make its popular filament, opening up new possibilities for large-format printing and DIY filament experiments.

by Carolyn Schwaar Oct 14, 2026
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Snapmaker’s Innovation Fund Winners Include True Multi-Nozzle Printing, Expanded Firmware, and ACE Pro Compatibility for the U1

Some 66 projects community-built products and projects made it into Snapmaker's first consideration round for funding, with 20 selected for cash rewards.

by Matthew Mensley Oct 13, 2026
Prints at Both Ends
The global 3D printing market is booming again,

but the biggest winners are at opposite ends of the price spectrum. According to market research firm Context, overall global 3D printer revenues jumped 31% year-on-year in Q2 2026, driven by surging demand for affordable desktop printers (up 36%) and a recovery in high-end industrial machines (up 40%) fueled by aerospace and defense manufacturing. Mid-market machines are still getting squeezed, suggesting that increasingly capable budget machines are eating into demand for more expensive systems.

by  Carolyn Schwaar Oct 13, 2026
Source: Context
Featured image of Tested: The Best Cheap 3D Printing Services for Prototypes and One-Off Parts
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Tested: The Best Cheap 3D Printing Services for Prototypes and One-Off Parts

From one-offs to small batches, these online services print your parts for less. Here’s how to weigh price against shipping and lead time.

Oct 13, 2026
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Dial It In
How & Why to Calibrate Your 3D Printer: A Step-By-Step Guide

Your printer might calibrate itself, or it might need calipers and an evening. Here is what to tune, in what order, and what every term means.

Oct 13, 2026
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The Creality K3 Aims to Cut Multicolor Waste by 85% with 5-Second Nozzle Swaps

Featuring four independent nozzle paths, 20,000 mm/s² acceleration, and physical CMYK color blending, the $849 Creality K3 targets the biggest bottlenecks in multicolor 3D printing.

Oct 13, 2026
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Filament Under Fire
Is Polymaker Liable for Ghost Guns? California Files First-of-Its-Kind Lawsuit

In one of the first tests of California's 2026 firearm law, San Diego County alleges Polymaker crossed the line into unlawful business practices by directly marketing its filament to DIY gun builders.

by Carolyn Schwaar Oct 13, 2026
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Scan New Territory
Bambu Lab Teases New S1 Handheld 3D Scanner

The 3D printing giant is entering the 3D scanning market. Could a simpler scan-to-print workflow be next?

by Carolyn Schwaar Oct 12, 2026
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Print, Submerge, Save
3D Printing Saved the U.S. Navy $200,000 on a Complex Underwater Drone Test

By 3D printing a custom waterproof housing for under $1,000, Navy engineers bypassed an expensive submarine retrofit to deploy a drone directly through a torpedo tube.

by Carolyn Schwaar Oct 12, 2026
Weekend Poll
Last week's poll left a little room for ambiguity about how many 3D printers you might have.

Was that by design? Possibly. These polls roll weekly, and I need to plan ahead and leave myself room to maneuver, you know. I asked what happened to your first 3D printer, but not whether your setup simply grew. So tell me: how many 3D printers are you rocking these days?

by  Matthew Mensley Oct 11, 2026
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