3D Printer
The Original Prusa MK4 gets a serious feature boost with v6.0 and a limited edition bundle to celebrate its first year.
We recap the 2014 Netflix documentary, Print the Legend, and look at the key events and players (and talk to some of them) that have shaped desktop 3D printing before and, likely, beyond.
There were some small surprises to be found between the glamorous, big-money booths of Formnext. We caught up with Ray Wu, Phrozen CEO, for a chat about the Arco, Phrozen’s debut filament 3D printer.
The UltraPrint and larger-yet-scaled down UltraPrint Pro boasts quite a few enticing features on its Kickstarter campaign, but can it deliver?
After an excitement-generating reveal, the linear motor-driven 3D printer is now headed into production, with first shipments expected in mid-November.
The OEM claims both machines can reach printing speeds of 500 mm/s and include features such as input shaping, diverging in build volume and acceleration.
The CaribouIDEX features two independent Bondtech LGX Lite extruders, automatic mesh bed leveling, a reverse Bowden tube setup, and more.
The FDM machine can reportedly reach speeds of 250 mm/s, and features LeviQ 2.0 auto-leveling and a "dynamic structure".
Makertech 3D’s Proforge 4 is a DIY kit planned with similar features, such as a large build volume and four-head toolchanger, to Prusa’s recent machine.
This 3D printer mod is screen-accurate, detailed, and is sure to excite the Trekkies among us.
With an upside-down design, high print and acceleration speeds, and an AI-driven 2D-to-3D modeler, is the Kokoni Sota biting off more than it can chew?
The Mars 4 may only be 2K, but its DLP chip and XY resolution of 80µm gives buyers a lot to think about.
After a cryptic tweet from Josef Průša showed off a high-quality Benchy printing fast, the Original Prusa MK4 has been officially released.
The 100 is a fully open-source desktop 3D printer with a printable frame, volcano-style hotend, and the ability to print with 100,000 mm/s2 acceleration.
The OEM’s latest entry – a direct follow-up to the Mingda Magician X – features a quick-swap extruder, auto-bed leveling, and more.
Sovol isn't ready to rest on its laurels just yet: the company is launching the new Sovol SV06 Plus before the end of this month.
Now available on the OEM’s online store, the machine boasts on-the-fly material switching, automatic leveling, filament detection, and more.
Creality's Halot-One Plus seems to be trying to offer something different in resin 3D printing. Do the specs suggest it can compete with some strong competition?
Anycubic is adding another 3D printer to its Photon M3 lineup, this time with 8K resolution: the Photon M3 Premium. We have the expected price and base specs.
The Creality Ender 5 and Ender 5 Pro are great 3D printers, but both of them can be made even better! Check out the 25 best Ender 5 upgrades and mods.