Sidestepping its own upgrade kit for the K-series machines, Creality introduces a new way to bring multicolor printing to your K1 3D printer.
The future of AI-generated models may ultimately be judged not by how impressive they look on screen, but by how consistently they succeed on the build plate.
Eventually, Thingiverse may offer its creators new ways to build a business for themselves and dedicated spaces for communities to develop. You can read more about that here. Ostensibly, that'd mean things like premium models, creator subscriptions, and perhaps even crowdfunding are on the table.
As these things often do, it's got me thinking. How many of you put money into the models you print? Do you buy models outright, or subscribe to creators?
Zero-waste multicolor printing is the new frontier, and Snapmaker is getting ahead with this “simple” toolchanger that punches above its price point.
The 3D printer component manufacturer has launched a program that nets you points for spending, as well as sharing and following on social media.
Unlike memberships that lock perks behind annual spend thresholds, this is a straightforward "earn-and-burn" model. Points can be exchanged for fixed-percentage discount codes: 500 coins for 5% off, scaling to 20% at the 3,000-coin mark. Best of all, the discounts can stack on top of other promos, like the company's Black Friday sale. More details can be found in a blog post covering the launch.
From deburring to polishing, the upgraded and compact M1 system eliminates manual labor by running multiple surface treatments simultaneously—addressing one of the biggest hurdles in serial additive manufacturing.
Bambu Lab’s TPU capabilities put to the test creating a custom-sized pair of office clogs. From the first digital layer to a final duct-tape fix, here is what it’s actually like to wear your own 3D prints.
Prominent model repository Thingiverse joins MyMiniFactory’s larger family of creator sites under the umbrella of SoulCrafted, an anti-AI “movement.” Nothing will change in the short term, but eventually the site will orient itself around new communities of user.
From its glue-gun origins to the toolchanger revolution of 2026, discover why this material-extrusion technology remains the global standard for versatility, efficiency, and sheer accessibility.
The colorful filament manufacturer’s new design tool is an easy way to bypass a boring afternoon by doodling something you can print. And there are prizes up for grabs in a celebratory launch competition.
In just 15 minutes, you can level up your CAD skills — and maybe your lighting as well. This new hands-on tutorial for Autodesk Fusion (the free version, too) with Autodesk Certified Instructor Steve Cox guides you through designing a sleek, 3D printable lampshade you can tweak into endless variations for different styles, printers, and moods. You’ll master core tools like centerlines, splines, revolve, shelling, and patterning — the kind of best practices you need to grow your CAD skills for all types of 3D printable projects.
Whether you're just getting started in CAD or want to expand your skills, check out our choices for the best free CAD software.
Velo3D and Army engineers will begin printing and validating alternative spare parts for the U.S. Army Tank and Automotive Command (TACOM) supply chain to relieve current sustainment bottlenecks.
Bambu Lab’s product line-up continues to evolve with production of the skeletal P1P 3D printer ceasing today. The company has committed to years of further firmware and security updates for the printer, plus spares and support through to 2031.
Gaps in 3D prints are annoying defects that mess up how parts look and work. Check out this guide for easy fixes and how to avoid them!
Filament and resin manufacturer JAYO just launched the J1 Filament Dryer. With a compact form, high efficiency drying, and high material compatibility, this filament dryer is a must for any 3D printing setup.
Move over Wigglitz: The "Cute Flexi Maker" is currently in pre-launch on MakerWorld, promising a push-button solution for the next 3D printed collectible craze.
How a specialized four-person team at Robins AFB is leveraging 3D printing and reverse engineering to manufacture critical metal components that are no longer in production.
But should we be spending more time on "The Last Big Thing"? We reported on a project to modernize "vintage" desktop printers earlier this week. Does hearing about a classic MakerBot running Klipper make you want to rescue an old printer from a garage sale?
3D printing ASA combines several resistances with great mechanical robustness. Follow these tips to improve your ASA 3D prints!