Ultimaker
Most popular
Solid metal parts at a fraction of the cost compared to industrial metal 3D printing methods. Learn how to 3D print with metal filament in our updated guide.
Ultimaker 2+ is a great 3D printer for reliability and quality, but the wish-list for new features is growing. Read our Ultimaker 2+ review.
In addition to printers, Ultimaker manufactures filaments in a variety of materials. Read on to learn more about Ultimaker filament options!
Fashion and technology come together with Mesh Lingerie, where 3D scanning and printing techniques are used to provide women with the perfectly fitted bra.
Build a 3D printing curriculum that informs and inspires with free lesson plans, videos, and materials.
With the new Ultimaker Alliances Program, users will be able to load preconfigured material profiles and 3D print settings from leading material manufacturers.
Even if the Ultimaker 3 has a top spot on our list of the best 3D printers. Check out our review to find out why the Ultimaker 3 might still be the right machine for you.
Enhancing an old workhorse with the E3D Ultimaker 2 Extrusion Upgrade Kit is a tantalising prospect. Read our detailed test and review.
3D printer manufacturer Ultimaker is getting a €15 million loan to speed up research and development. Also, they launch a new EU educational program.
With the current layoffs at Makerbot and the demise of smaller companies, it may seem an odd timing, but market researchers are very confident: 3D printing will be bigger than the internet.
Ultimaker’s newest offerings are available via MatterHackers.
ABB Robotics was replaced traditional production methods with 3D printing to prototype "fingers" for their industrial robot YuMi. Here’s their story.
The Ultimaker 2 is one of the top printers available. Read All3DP's Ultimaker 2 review to find out if it is the right 3D printer for you.
UltiMaker adds a third version of Sketch to its lineup, but what sets it apart? We sat down with UltiMaker to find out.
UltiMaker’s new FDM aims to fill a gap in 3D printing between consumer and industrial machines, marrying ease-of-use with engineering-grade materials.
UltiMaker's Chief of Cura opens up about speed, algorithm advancements, and groundbreaking engine plugins.
Improved tree supports result in faster print and slicing times, plus a setting for easier brim removal, new material profiles, and more.
Just last week, Ultimaker launched the beta version of Cura 4.1. However, the stable version is now available to download boasting improvements to print preparation software and expert-configured print profiles.
Plug and play printers have significant advantages and are easy to handle, but with some drawbacks regarding maintenance. Here we show what you need to know.
Cura, the free, open-source 3D printing slicer is in the process of being updated to Version 4.0. Ultimaker’s "early Christmas gift" has launched as a preview of the software's new user interface is available now.