The new Kodak Portrait is an exciting machine that should have the likes of Ultimaker worried. Read our review to see what we found after 10 hours of testing.
The FlashForge Dreamer is a fully enclosed, dual-extrusion 3D printer tailored towards beginners. Review the specs to learn more!
Is PLA food safe? We delve into the details of what you need to know and provide evidence that tries to answer this question
The BigRep Pro is a sizable, industrial solution for your rapid prototyping and production. Read on for our review of this machine's specs.
The CR-10 V2 is Creality's newest addition to the tremendously popular CR-10 series, but is it an improvement? Read our review to find out.
The Shapeoko 3 XXL from Carbide 3D is a large CNC router kit that is easy to assemble and use, making it the choice for us. Check out our review to find out if it could also be the choice for you.
The Elegoo Mars is our Winter 2019/2020 pick for the "Best Budget Resin 3D Printer". Check out our review to find out why it replaced the famous Photon.
Want to get some unique texture on your 3D prints? Learn more about the ins and outs of velocity painting to make some truly unique objects.
The Mosaic Palette 2S is a device that allows you to print up to four different colored filaments out of a single extruder. Review the specs to learn more.
Know a young one who loves tinkering? Use special occassions to surprise them with 3D printing gifts! Read on for some ideas to get you started!
We tested out the Mycusini chocolate 3D printer. Does it deserve a chef’s kiss or is it half-baked? Check out this review for our take.
Researchers on the ISS bioprinted bone tissue using 3D Bioprinting Solutions bioprinter.
ETH Zurich researchers used a 3D printing process to produce complex glass objects.
From plastic pollution to energy-efficient lighting accessories: Plumen and Batch.works have united forces to bring this lampshade collection made from recycled plastic.
The Smithsonian starts digitizing the most important pieces of its 150 million exhibits. You can now start 3D printing them for free.
A research team has discovered a method for turning nearly any object into a data storage unit.