Its latest functional upgrade to standard polypropylene is stiff, heat-resistant, and easier to print than you’d expect, says Prusa.
Want some pizzazz in your life? Combine 3D printing with a few bits and bobs to create the eye-catching levitating pyramid.
Today marked the event's final day, which spanned Brno and Prague for a whole week. All3DP was in attendance and saw exciting keynotes from prominent figures like Josef Prusa, Vik Olliver, and Joel Telling, and developers from important open-source resources like FreeCAD and Slic3r.
We've already shared how Prusa announced non-FDM toolheads for the XL, and there's more to come next week!
A Fab25 keynote from Josef Průša confirmed the plans. Development isn't just internal – the company is encouraging enthusiasts to pitch in.
Building a Raspberry Pi-equipped drone is a great way to put your skills to the test. But which Pi model is the best? Read on to find out!
Designer Willi has shared many useful designs that can make staying organized a breeze. Read all about his creative process!
Sunlu is celebrating 12 years of dedication to the 3D printing industry and its community.
Between sophisticated printers, materials, production capacities, celebrity endorsements, and a buying public that may finally be receptive to them, the stars are aligning for 3D printed footwear in 2025. I bought a pair for myself to see what all the fuss is about.
SLS4All’s Inova MK1 is cheap, hackable, and ready for classrooms, labs, and workshops. The question now is: Will users take the leap?
As global rivals invest heavily, Europe sets a new tone for coordinated action, but will real investment and quick political action follow?
Going to the beach this summer? These 3D printable designs will make your trip more comfortable and more fun. Read on to check them out!
If you've been waiting for the right moment to jump into 3D scanning, this might be it. Save up to 35% (and more, using an All3DP-exclusive code) on the company's top scanners and accessories.
The new version introduces dark mode, experimental Labs features, a node toolbar, and more.
Elegoo Matrix currently supports just the Saturn 4 Ultra 16K, but more resin systems are coming in Q3 with support for the Centauri Carbon set to follow.
It's official. Snapmaker is joining the color-printing party with the U1, a four-toolhead 3D printer that it says offers 5x the speed, and 80% less waste.
The 100-year-old German machine tool maker with offices in the U.S., is selling off its additive manufacturing business, which includes its line of metal laser powder bed fusion 3D printers. Munich-based DUBAG private equity firm bought the division of Trumpf, which will run as a standalone business from Schio, Italy. The new company (name TBA) will trim operations and sharpen its focus on application consulting, taking cues from EOS. Deal still pending regulatory approval.
in its F1-inspired suspension, specifically its front uprights and wishbones. McLaren used 3D printing for these parts due to weight optimization, and considering the W1 has 1,275 hp and weighs just 1,399 kg, we'd wager that's pretty important. As McLaren's successor to the legendary F1 and P1 hypercars, the W1 has massive boots to fill, and a price tag to match. You'll need more than $2.7M to get the keys to one. As all 399 examples are already spoken for though, this is something not even money can buy. I think I need to start doing All3DP car reviews...
If you bought a Nexa3D machine just before it went out of business, fear not! Stratasys is coming to the rescue. It just acquired some of Nexa3D's assets, including IP and some equipment. This mean customers can receive what Nexa3D calls "best-effort support" and materials from iSquared AG, a wholly owned subsidiary of Stratasys, so that they can continue to use their machines. With Nexa3D's IP, we wonder what Stratasys will innovate on. Stay tuned.
Siraya Tech expands its flexible material portfolio with a nylon-elastomer filament that delivers higher rebound, reduced weight, and enhanced chemical resistance.
There's a lot of buzz around AI model generators. So, we're putting them to the test. Is CADscribe up to snuff?