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Featured image of Overture3D’s New Rock PLA Wood Series: The “Wood” Filament That’s Actually Made With Stone
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Overture3D’s New Rock PLA Wood Series: The “Wood” Filament That’s Actually Made With Stone

Overture3D says it's new Rock PLA series replicates organic grain patterns using marble dust for a clean, hassle-free print.

by Jonny Edge Dec 13, 2025
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Prusa Drops New Limited Edition ‘Goldfish’ Filament for 2025

As is tradition, Prusament’s anniversary brings a new limited edition filament drop. This time, it’s close to the company’s signature Prusa Orange, but a little... extra.

by Matthew Mensley Dec 12, 2025
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Reverse Engineering Made Easier: Creality’s New Scan-to-CAD Bundle

Creality is now bundling its scanners with a 20% discount on Quicksurface, making professional "scan-to-CAD" more accessible.

by Carolyn Schwaar Dec 12, 2025
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Noctua Fans Rejoice: Prusa Unveils Color-Matched Prusament PLA

Prusa Research's first-ever brand-matched filament is just the beginning with more brand collaborations already in the pipeline.

by Carolyn Schwaar Dec 12, 2025
Fountain Pens Get Futuristic
Tiny ink mazes may just make homework fun.

In an attempt to make the humble fountian pen just a bit more interesting through 3D printing, Indian company Endless Stationery just launched the Maze on Kickstarter. Each pen incorporates clear resin 3D printed barrel featureing a labyrinth of channels for the ink. Produced in collaboration with pen brand Arclayer Studio, each of the five model has its own internal geometry. Prices range from $79 to $99.

by  Carolyn Schwaar Dec 11, 2025
Source: Endless Stationery
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Prusa Research Takes a Turn Onto the Tabletop With ‘Crash Derby’ Board Game

The company has teamed up with Czech game publisher Albi on this partially 3D printed strategy-racing hybrid. It's available now, but won't ship until next year.

by Matthew Mensley Dec 11, 2025
For Sole Operators
A teaser on LinkedIn shows an upcoming desktop 3D printer from shoe specialists Zellerfeld.

Posted by CEO and co-founder Cornelius Schmitt, we see the UI of this mysterious machine, ready with models from the company's library and Zellerfoam material. They'd be the first to say they're a technology company, even if you think shoes when you hear the name, so this move tracks well.

The message to go with the teaser is about not needing to wait for samples – it's for designers to speed up the validation of their designs. It would be very interesting to be able to personally print a pair at home for personal use instead, though.

by  Matthew Mensley Dec 10, 2025
Source: Cornelius Schmitt, via LinkedIn
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Finally: Active Chamber Heating for Bambu Lab P-Series and X1C with Biqu Panda Breath

Biqu continues its aggressive expansion into the Bambu Lab ecosystem with a dedicated chamber heater and filtration unit designed to tackle the twin demons of warping and fumes.

by Matthew Mensley Dec 10, 2025
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Why Prusa Just Removed Wi-Fi & Cameras From Its Top Printers

Prusa’s new "Critical Infrastructure" editions of the Core One L and Prusa XL physically strip some features in order to guarantee an air-gapped secure workflow.

by Carolyn Schwaar Dec 10, 2025
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3D Print Christmas: 15 Last-Minute Cookie Cutters You Can Make Now

Christmas is almost here! Make sure your baked goods are in shape for the season with these great Christmas-themed 3D printed cookie cutters.

Dec 10, 2025
Gadget Glam
Dress your Apple devices in 3D: Because flat accessories are so last year.

Why stop at a 3D printed Apple Watch when you can give it a matching 3D printed strap? Designer Susan Fang clearly agrees. She’s just unveiled a collection of sculptural TPU accessories for Apple Watches, iPod cases, iPhones, iPads, and AirPods. They’re made-to-order in China, priced nearly as high as the gadgets they dress, and guaranteed to make your tech feel like it’s walking its own couture runway.

by  Carolyn Schwaar Dec 9, 2025
Source: Susan Fang
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Liquid Blade 3D Kickstarter Uses Salt Water to Cut Metal on Your 3D Printer

This new Kickstarter campaign is set to expand the capabilities of standard desktop 3D printers beyond filament, offering a novel method for cutting and etching metal that skips the mess (and danger) of lasers and CNC spindles.

by Matthew Mensley Dec 9, 2025
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This Dual-Laser SLA 3D Printer Bridges the Gap Between Size, Speed, and Precision

The SLA 825 Dual from 3D Systems is designed to offer the best of both worlds, pairing its 830 x 830 x 550 mm volume with HyperScan™ dual-laser speed for industry-leading precision.

Dec 8, 2025
Tabletop Tech
These custom 3D printed plates will showcase a new Michelin-star tasting menu.

Getting a reservation at Restaurant Ocean, the Michelin-starred destination in Portugal , can take months. Yet despite its global reputation and access to the finest tableware available, the restaurant has turned to a bespoke solution: custom 3D-printed ceramic plates crafted by Berlin-based ceramic artist Cindy Valdez of Migration of Matter Ceramics for Chef Hans Neuner's upcoming tasting menu.

by  Carolyn Schwaar Dec 8, 2025
Source: Migration of Matter Ceramics
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Turn Your 3D Print Waste into Filament with the $300 ExtrudeX Now on Kickstarter

This promising, compact, no-code DIY machine lets you to recycle failed prints and purge blocks into fresh filament for a fraction of the cost of commercial recyclers.

by Carolyn Schwaar Dec 8, 2025
Weekend Poll
There are a lot of satisfying moments to be had 3D printing.

But which is the most satisfying? Could it be the "pop" of a print springing free from the build plate, or perhaps the perfectly dialled support structure simply falling away from the part?. I know which I prefer – how about you?

by  Matthew Mensley Dec 7, 2025
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Make 3D Prints Feel Premium with Simple Fabric Inlays

3D printing is a deeply satisfying process, but the mono-material prints can be a little dull. If you’re printing a self designed gift for someone this Christmas, considering being a bit extra and add some tactility with fabrics and other flexible materials.

by Matthew Mensley Dec 6, 2025
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30+ Free Files for 3D Printed Christmas Decorations You Can’t Buy in Stores

Ready to get in the holiday spirit? Check out these wonderful Christmas 3D prints, ornaments, Nativity scenes, and more!

Dec 6, 2025
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3D Printing with PEBA: The “Super Bounce” Alternative to Standard TPU

It offers up to 78% energy return and superior shape retention, but PEBA is a diva to print with compared to TPU. We break down the hardware and patience you need to master this challenging material.

by Carolyn Schwaar Dec 5, 2025
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Six Fabrication Processes in One Integrated CNC System – Meet the GWEIKE M3 Ultra

In many small fabrication shops, expanding capabilities often means adding more machines – fiber lasers for metal, CO2 lasers for wood, handheld cutters, welders, and rust-removal tools. This increases operational costs, disrupts workflows, and consumes valuable space.

Dec 4, 2025
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