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Looking for the best CAD software? Check out our 2018 buyer's guide to the best professional CAD software tools on the market right now.
OctoPrint, the open-source control software for 3D printers, has issued a reminder to its users to invest time to properly secure internal services and configure settings after a report from the Internet Storm Center (ISC) which shows the dangers of unsecured interfaces.
Ahead of a public showing at IMTS, MakerGear unveils the MakerGear Ultra One - a tank of a printer taking aim at industrial-quality printing.
The LulzBot Mini 2 is our pick for "Editor's Choice of Fall 2018". Check out our review to find out why we love this 3D printer so much.
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If you've been on the fence about the Ender 3 or other Creality 3D printers, now might be the time to pounce. Gearbest is offering several models 15-20% off for a limited time.
Creality3D silently released the Ender 3 Pro, an improved version of the popular Ender 3. Review the specs of the Creality Ender 3 Pro to find out if it is worth the higher price.
Open Source 3D printer manufacturer BCN3D has just lifted the lid on the Sigma R19 and Sigmax R19 3D printers. New features include custom hotends by E3D, Bondtech extruders, filament runout detection and other across the board improvements.
Surgeons at the University Hospital Basel in Switzerland are cutting down on operating times for head, neck, face and jaw surgeries by 33% thanks to 3D printed surgical guides.
The Original Prusa i3 MK3 is our pick for the "Best 3D Printer of Fall 2018". Check out our Prusa i3 MK3 review to find out why it is simply the best machine for consumers right now.
Not content with offering a competitively priced array of desktop 3D printers for home use, it would appear that US electronics giant Monoprice is readying a batch of education and business-minded printers, too.
A new crowdfunding campaign for an interactive and home-printable 3D Zoetrope has smashed its funding goal. The project, called 4-Mation, uses 3D objects and strobe lights to create impressive, moving visuals. There are four different animations available to back on Kickstarter.