eSun is famous for its impressive listing of filaments but did you know that it also offers resins? Read all about them!
Designer Edward Felix and his team used Bambu Lab machines to create new components and parts for Luna Park Melbourne’s beloved Ghost Train attraction.
The Creality Ender 3 has been THE printer that led to such a vibrant 3D printing community. Find out if it's still relevant today!
The MetroX is built for professional applications, with up to 0.01 mm precision, accuracy of up to 0.03mm, and four powerful scanning modes
Formlabs' newly announced Form 4L LCD resin 3D printer is "nearly 5x the size of the Form 4" and makes working with a lot of resin a clean experience. We visited the company's Berlin HQ to go hands-on.
The tool, which has been in beta since August, allows users to create full-color 3D printable Pokémon-like characters with a text or image prompt in just a few clicks.
From the versatile P1S to the feature-packed X1 Carbon, Bambu Lab has the 3D printer to match your ambition. Read all about them.
A recent infrastructure change to eSun’s webstore has brought a “new website experience,” and, temporarily, a mild security headache for its customers.
A hybrid – and handheld – device that leverages multi-line lasers and full-field light, the MetroX offers four scanning modes and “metrology-grade” accuracy.
Whether you're a chaotic cake maker or a calm and collected cook, read on for our list of the best 3D printed kitchen gadgets!
Wondering what the differences between laser marking vs. laser engraving vs. laser etching are? Keep reading to find out!
Uber-reliable multicolor printing with less waste is the thing with the Prusa MMU3, with the product's iffy legacy comfortably in the past.
Whether you have a passion for cooking, eating, or silly prints, food 3D models are worth a print! Read on for inedible 3D printed delicacies!
Get the latest insights into titanium 3D printing technology, material powders, printers, and services. Learn all you need to know!
The Pilet features a touchscreen, two 8,000 mAh batteries, and will arrive in five-inch and seven-inch versions, the latter of which can be customized.
What is 5-axis 3D printing and what makes it special? In this article, we'll be answering these questions and more! Read all about it.
The highly anticipated "prosumer" machine has been pushed to 2025 to ensure it is “fully ready and supported worldwide.”
How do you know if your parts should be printed in PLA or PETG? How does PPA compare to PEEK in strength? We uncover the trick to finding out.
The Infinity Flow S1 features two rollers that automatically feed filament into a Bowden tube, ostensibly enabling "seamless" switching between spools.
The device is the "lowest-priced entry into 5-axis machining", Penta Machine says, with a top spindle speed of 8,000 RPM and a $4,900 price tag.